Musa
Musa reached 3.5 million views through one of their Spanish creators @karla.musa with:
“At what age did you find out what those little dots around the nipples are?”
The creator opens with a casual bathroom selfie, making the video feel like a personal question between friends.
A screenshot of the app appears after to explain the symptoms to the viewers.
Pingo AI
Pingo AI reached 3.1 million views with a crying-face-to-app-screen format.
The video opens with an exaggerated reaction before cutting to a French tongue twister inside the app:
“Si ton tonton tond ton tonton…”
With their best performing hook :“Why French is hard 🥀💀”
The pronunciation struggle provides the entertainment.
Brainly
Brainly reached 1.1 million views sharing a long on screen hook about millennial frustration:
“Being a millennial is realizing your parents raised you with ‘don’t believe everything you see on the internet’… and now you’re explaining to them for the fifth time that the AI-generated Pope in a puffer jacket wasn’t real.”
The video is just a creator speaking to the camera with the full joke displayed as text.
This time, the homework app enters a wider conversation about AI, misinformationand the role reversal between millennials and their parents.
Astra
Astra reached 1.1 million views with a date-specific prediction hook:
“July 19th, 2026: A New Era”
The exact date creates urgency. Then the creator speaks directly to the camera and builds the video around a mysterious final prediction made before someone’s death.
It is a strong format for an astrology app because the prediction becomes the story and Astra becomes the place to explore it further.
Follow Jesus
Follow Jesus reached 2.4 million views with a very simple hook:
“You’ll only see this if it’s God’s timing.”
The creator sits in a dark room while talking.
There is no complex story or app demonstration. The hook turns seeing the video into a personal sign, making the viewer feel that the post appeared specifically for them.
Stimuler
Stimuler reached 1.6 million views through a 36-second Spanish advice video about learning English.
The creator speaks directly to the camera and gives several practical recommendations.
Stimuler appears as the second solution.
Exposr
@exposrapp ⚠️ Scanned on the EXPOSR app⚠️ Four days ago, Taylor Farms recalled all iceberg lettuce sourced from Mexico after a Cyclospora outbreak across five US states. The contaminated lettuce was sold at Walmart under the Marketside brand and distributed to Taco Bell restaurants. This is the same company behind the 2024 McDonald’s E. coli outbreak that sickened 104 people. The same company behind the 2013 Cyclospora outbreak that hospitalised 22 people at Red Lobster and Olive Garden. Three major outbreaks. Same supplier. The FDA issued no regulatory action after any of them.
♬ original sound – EXPOSR App
Stardust
Stardust reached 1.9 million views with a highly specific luteal-phase confession.
The creator describes waking up exhausted, snapping at her boyfriend, feeling uncomfortable in her body, and wanting to be left alone while also wanting emotional support.
She then opens Stardust, which explains that her progesterone is peaking and her serotonin is dropping.
The app becomes validation for the entire monologue.
Yope
Yope reached 1.3 million views with a school-year memory idea:
“What if you made a secret album with your friends and added pictures every day until the year ends?”
This is built for saves, shares, and tags.
Groomy
Groomy reached 1.4 million views through @j.ai.faim.ok with a hidden-word puzzle built into a cooking video.
The on-screen list removes letters from French ingredients such as Gruyère, oignon, orange, miel, and yaourt. The remaining first letters spell:
“GOOMY”
“Relis maintenant” tells viewers to read it again, creating a natural replay loop as they try to decode the answer.
The creator keeps preparing food in the foreground, so the paid partnership feels like regular recipe content before the app name is revealed.
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