Author: g@findmecreators.com
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Don’t do an AI note taking app
If you do, you should be able to compete strongly against a ton of content.
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Office Format from Browser Automation App
This browser automation app is trying to nail the office-style format to drive waitlist signups and learnings before launch.
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New AI journaling App
This journaling app used to run about a dozen accounts but has since stopped, and yet it’s still pulling 2.5M views with just one influencer. To keep growing, they leaned on a trend. Even with that, downloads and revenue are still low, and you can see the kinds of formats they started with. They later…
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22 engagement hacks
1 – Don’t mention the app’s name Show the app in action, but never say its name or explain how to find it. That way, it looks natural and makes people curious enough to ask about it. The goal is to spark FOMO so viewers start commenting “what’s the app?” Because you never mention it…
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New AI Voice Therapy Companion App
This account alone got 7.3 million views. They’re using a clever format that drives engagement and views while smoothly working the app into the content.
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Are Conversation Triggering hooks useful?
Five viral videos, 10M+ views, and zero app mentions – new finance app tries conversation over conversion.
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Professors Are Getting Smarter
Showing a lecture, paper, or assignment on a laptop and then zooming in on a small detail. This could be a great way to showcase any anti-AI detector or other study-related AI tool. Link: https://www.tiktok.com/@hannahbomberz/video/7533692603896728863 (6.1M views) Descriptive tags: laptop, faceless, screen, school, study Potential niches: StudyTok, AI Detectors, AI Study Tools
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New Utility App Spotted
A new “utility” app with potentially-viral UI is quietly pulling in a few millions views over first new account videos.
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The Viral Power of A vs B Slideshows
“A vs B” slideshow racked up 4.2M views for an unreleased social media app using a comforting vs. anxiety storyline .
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4.7M Views for Jenni AI’s Comeback
A 6-second video with a cute girl, text wall, and Jenni app mention racked up millions, 5K users and $10K revenue.