Your idea.Is itworth making?
Check your content idea before you spend hours making it. See what works, what needs work, and how to make it better.
Hours of work. An idea you’re still unsure about.
You’ve written the draft or edited the video. Now you’re wondering if anyone will care.
You like the idea. Will anyone else?
A question or comment from a real person gives you more to go on than a hunch.
You start making before you’re sure.
It’s easier to change an idea than a finished post or video.
A polished draft can still miss the point.
You need more than nicer wording. You need to know what’s worth saying.
You look for new ideas when one needs work.
A clearer point or a real example might be all that’s missing.
Start with an idea.
Make it better.
Add your idea, see what needs work, then try a better version with real people.
Add your rough idea.
Sign in with Google. Add your idea, choose where it came from, and optionally say who it’s for.
See what works and what doesn’t.
Get AI feedback on who might care, what you’re saying, and what needs a clearer point or example.
Fix the most important part.
Use the suggested angle to improve your idea. Keep what already works.
Check it with real people.
Follow the suggested next step: ask someone, look at real comments, or try a short version before making the whole thing.
Six questions to help you think it through.
Simple checks to help you turn a rough thought into something worth sharing.
AI can help.
People decide.
AI feedback is a starting point. Ask real people and check your examples before you invest more time.
Less guessing. A clearer next move.
Spend your time improving the idea, instead of wondering where to start.
Know what you’re basing the idea on.
Spot where you have a real question or comment, and where you still need to ask someone.
Fix the most important part.
Focus on one useful change instead of rewriting everything.
- Who it’s for
- A narrower topic
- A clearer point
- An example to back it up
Find the point you want to make.
Get a suggested angle that gives your broad topic a clearer purpose.
Know which example to add.
See what you could show or explain to make your point more believable.
Try a smaller version first.
Test a short post or ask a question before committing to a full video or article.
Come back and keep improving.
Successful checks are saved to your account. Revisit them in History when you’re ready.
Same topic.
A better angle.
Sample rewrite, inspired by a customer question. Add a real example before using it.
- A broad topic
- No clear point
- No reason to choose this post
- No examples yet
- One clear point
- A familiar problem
- A practical place to start
- Next step: add a real question and example
First, a better idea.
Then, the format.
A post, video, newsletter, or carousel starts with something worth saying. Choose the format once the idea is clearer.
See what you’ll get.
Watch three sample checks in the demo, then check your own idea for feedback you can act on.
See the biggest weakness and why it matters.
Get a suggested direction you can build on.
Useful feedback.
No promises of going viral.
This tool helps you improve an idea. It cannot tell you how many people will like it.
Your audience gets the last word.
A good suggestion still needs a real response. Ask someone you want to reach.
An interesting topic needs a clear point.
Think about what you want someone to learn, try, or question.
A suggestion is not proof.
Check facts and examples before you use them in your content.
Keep the parts you like.
You don’t have to follow every suggestion or change your voice.
A few things you might be wondering.
What the content idea validator can help with, and where your judgment matters.
What is a content idea validator?
Content creators can use it to validate content ideas before making them. Add a rough thought for a post, video, or content marketing project. Get AI feedback on what needs work, a suggested angle, and a next step.
Why not just use ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini?
You can. This tool keeps the check focused on your idea: what needs work, how to improve it, and what to try next. The demo is a recording of sample checks; checking your own idea gives you an AI result.
Does this replace talking to my audience?
No. Ask someone, read real comments, or try a short version of your content. AI can offer feedback, but it doesn’t know how your audience will respond.
Can it predict whether my post will go viral?
No. There’s no viral score or promise of success. It helps you spot weak points and decide what to improve or try next.
What should I put in?
Your rough idea and where it came from, such as a question, comment, experience, or just a thought. You can also say who it’s for. You don’t need a finished draft, and the tool does not verify the source for you.
Can it help me find a stronger content angle?
Yes. It suggests a clearer direction and explains why it may help. Treat it as a starting point, keep your own voice, and add real examples. Successful checks are saved to your account so you can revisit and revise them.
A better idea.
Before you create.
Take a moment to check your idea. Improve it, try it with real people, then decide what to make.