Archive reviews

A second pair of eyes on what you have made.

Gap72% confident
Tutorials have gone quiet
Your latest posts are all vlogs. The tutorials that used to sit between them are missing.
Theme81% confident
Gear reviews keep coming back
Microphones and lighting show up again and again in your recent captions.
Trend64% confident
Behind the scenes is growing
More of your newest posts are behind the scenes clips than the ones before them.

Example notes. Your review is written from your own posts.

How it works

Three steps, one assistant action

1
Ask for a review
Start a review from your dashboard whenever you want a fresh look.
2
It reads your recent work
The assistant looks at your 20 most recent archived posts: their titles and captions.
3
You get up to five notes
Each note has a short title, an explanation and a confidence score. A new review replaces the last one.

Coming later

Today Feedmirror keeps your content, not its numbers. These are on the roadmap, and none of them work yet.

Engagement history
Likes, comments, shares and views recorded over time for each post.
Planned
Comment highlights
The comments and questions worth your attention, gathered in one place.
Planned
Cross-platform comparison
How the same piece of content does on each channel you publish to.
Planned

Good to know

Does a review use engagement numbers?: No. Feedmirror does not collect likes, views or follower counts yet, so reviews are based on what you posted, not how it performed.
How much does a review cost?: One assistant action. Plans include 100, 500 or 2,000 actions a month, and an action that fails is not counted.
Do I need content in my library first?: Yes. The assistant only works from posts you have already archived, so connect an account or upload a few originals before asking.
Will it act on its own advice?: No. Notes are suggestions. The assistant never publishes or changes your posts.

Upload your originals or connect a supported account to begin backing up available posts.