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Autoreelix
Publish videos with structured feedback, not guessing.
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Publish videos with structured feedback, not guessing.
10 followers
Generated by create next appTraditional tools only show analytics after a video flops. AUTOREELIX is the only live workspace that analyzes content structure, pacing, and human attention patterns before you publish. Our SmartOrb AI evaluates your hook and flags exact seconds where viewers lose interest. It provides clear, actionable adjustments—like trimming a setup—without relying on algorithm myths. It helps you stop guessing and start publishing with data-backed confidence.
the orb thing actually pinpointed where my hook dragged on, kinda wild seeing the exact second attention drops. could be genuinely useful before i publish my next one.
@toprak967471 That's exactly the kind of moment SmartOrb was built for. A lot of the time creators know a video feels "off," but it's hard to identify the exact second where viewers start losing interest.
The goal is to give you that outside perspective before publishing—showing where the hook slows down, where attention drops, and what could be tightened so you're making decisions based on insight instead of just guessing.
Really glad it helped catch something before you posted. That's where I think it can save creators the most time.
Tried the SmartOrb on a short reel and the attention drop-off timestamps were spot on. Wish it gave more visual cues instead of just text, but the hook analysis is genuinely useful.
@apiliogull53162 Appreciate that. The attention-drop timestamps are designed to pinpoint the exact moments viewers start disengaging, so it's good to hear they felt accurate.
I agree on the visual side. SmartOrb is moving toward more visual feedback with retention curves, timeline indicators, heat maps, and even side-by-side comparisons so creators can see how edits impact performance before publishing. The goal is to make weak spots obvious at a glance rather than relying only on text.
Glad the hook analysis helped—that's one of the areas I think creators can gain the most from.
The SmartOrb breakdown of where viewers drop off is genuinely useful, not just guesswork. Surprised how it flagged a slow setup I would have missed.
@fikretroxn That's awesome to hear. That was the whole reason behind SmartOrb—moving creators away from guessing and helping them see why a video might lose attention.
Sometimes the biggest issues aren't obvious while you're editing because you've already seen the video 20 times. Having something point out a slow setup or weak moment can give you that outside perspective before you publish.