How to use the Library
Updated September 7, 2026
The Library is an archive of posts that already worked: we collect them from TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, sort them by niche, and keep them there for you to use as reference. Today it holds almost 6,000 posts across 50 niches, and it grows on its own twice a week.
It doesn't come from your data or your competitors: it's a shared corpus, the same for everyone. For your own numbers there's Tracking; for what's moving right now, Trends.
The two tabs
- Posts: the grid of viral posts. It's the default view and where you'll spend your time.
- Accounts: the same publications grouped by who made them, with how many viral posts we detected, their followers, and their best post's views.
Filter until you find something like yours
The filters are half the value: a viral post from a niche that isn't yours, shot with gear you don't have, is no use to you. Start with Niche, Platform and Language, then narrow down.
- Account size: the most useful one, so you're not comparing yourself to million-follower accounts. Filter under 10K and you'll see what works for someone starting out.
- Production: whether it was shot on a phone, with standard production, or with a professional finish. The direct way to answer "can I make this myself?".
- Setting, Mood and On-screen text: where it was shot, what tone it has, and whether it carries subtitles, a hook line or a wall of text.
- Views, Likes, Comments, Shares and Engagement: minimums, to keep only what cleared a certain bar.
Setting, Mood, Production and Text come from reading each post's cover with AI, not from what its author said. That's why you can filter for "kitchen + phone + funny" and find exactly that.
What you can do with a post
Open it on its platform
The card's link takes you to the original post, to see it the way its audience did.
Save it
The bookmark sends it to Saved, along with everything else you collect.
Analyze it or pull its transcript
The same two buttons as everywhere else in the product, at the same credit cost. What you unlock stays unlocked: opening it again is never charged twice.
Track an account you liked
On the Accounts tab, the Track account button adds it to your competitors without you having to copy its @handle by hand. From then on its data shows up in Tracking like any other account you follow, with its pillars, its hooks and its posts.
It takes one of your competitor slots, so if they're full the button will tell you.
How often do new posts come in?
Twice a week. Each run covers a few niches in turn, so a given niche refreshes every few weeks, not every day.
Why isn't a post I know went viral in there?
Because the library is a curated sample, not a mirror of the internet: it collects by niche and language and admits what clears a virality bar. If something you need is missing, you can always bring it in yourself with Import a post.
Are the numbers I see up to date?
They're from the moment we collected the post, and they only go up if we see it again. Read them as "at least this much", not as today's exact figure.
Can I search by words?
Yes, the search box looks inside captions. It works well for concrete topics and less so for abstract ideas; for those, use the niche and cover filters.
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Related articles
- How to use TrendsFour tabs to get ahead of what's coming: hand-picked viral formats, hashtags that are performing, rising audios, and growing topics in your niche.
- How to unlock a post's transcript and analysisTurn any outlier or post you're researching into a lesson: pull its transcript or break down why it worked. Each unlock is charged in credits once and stays yours forever.
- How to track your competitors and see what works for themTrack competitors from the Tracking directory and each one gets its own full analytics: their pillars, hooks, posts and comments. And an all-competitors view shows you just their outliers.
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