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Scriptmine
Turns Reddit conversation insights into camera-ready scripts
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Turns Reddit conversation insights into camera-ready scripts
47 followers
Scriptmine listens to your audience on Reddit to find trending topics. It turns those insights into daily, camera-ready video scripts so you never have to guess what to post again. Built for short-form creators who want to stop guessing and just hit record.
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What made you choose reddit to convert the convos into a script? It seems like a great idea which can be extended to other platforms too but I’m very curious on how does it particularly take ideas from reddit because the conversations there are crazy, they can go into very deep dive of things or people would just be joking!
Also, do you plan to expand this to other platforms as well in future?
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@krupali_trivedi Thanks for the thoughtful question!
I started with Reddit because it has something unique: people describe their problems in detail, in their own words.
That gives Scriptmine high-signal language for hooks, objections, and pain points you can actually use in scripts.
You’re also right that Reddit can be noisy (jokes, tangents, deep threads).
So it does not just “copy comments” it filters and structure the input by:
relevance to the topic/ICP
repeated themes across threads
practical pain points vs off-topic chatter
Then Scriptmine turn those patterns into a script format (hook, problem, insight, CTA).
Reddit was the best starting point for but i'am planning broader source coverage so users can combine multiple audience signals.
@poyashad That sounds amazing to be honest! I do agree with the part where people share their problems in their own words plus I guess in much more depth on reddit.
Scriptmine sounds like something that’ll be able to help a lot of people!
I had such an issue with this! I never knew what to say. Feels super akward to even speak but your product atleast helps me not feel that akward, lol. Thanks!
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@adrian_gonzalez5 you are not alone!
Super relatable problem. The blank doc before recording is brutal.
If this pulls real audience questions well, creators will keep coming back.