Breakout radar + script engine for short-form creators
ScriptDeck watches the channels you pick, flags the videos far out-running their own norm, finds the opening their audience asked for and never got, and writes you a scene-by-scene 9:16 script — hook, visuals, titles and all.
No credit card · Built by a creator who posts short-form daily and opens it every morning
Add the channels in your niche you want to keep an eye on. Open ScriptDeck and it checks their recent uploads for you — no more doomscrolling a feed to find the winners.
Radar surfaces the videos massively out-performing that channel’s own norm, ranked by view velocity — so you see fresh winners, not stale all-time hits.
One click transcribes the breakout, works out what it left uncovered, and writes a scene-by-scene 9:16 script with ship-ready packaging.
Supporting signal: read any breakout's comments in one click — the questions, requests and confusion its audience left behind, sorted for you, so you can see the demand in their own words.
Not a description of it — an actual one. Generated from a breakout about a famous impossible invention — untouched.
HookDa Vinci's helicopter platform spun the wrong direction.
Scene 1 · 6s · hook“1489”
Da Vinci's helicopter platform spun the wrong direction. The drawing is from fourteen eighty-nine.
Scene 3 · 6s · mechanism“EQUAL & OPPOSITE”
The problem: the platform is not fixed to the ground. Push the mast one way, the platform spins the other.
Scene 5 · 8s · complication“~1,000 WATTS”
Even if you solved that. Four people generate roughly the same power as one electric kettle. Nowhere near enough lift.
8 scenes, 48 seconds — each timed to the beat, with a paste-ready visual prompt for your AI video tool and its on-screen text. Numbers are spelled out because the narration goes straight to a voice engine.
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Every checkable claim the script makes, listed so you check it before you say it. Other tools hallucinate statistics and hope; this one shows its homework:
The openings brief: what the video actually covered, and what its audience wanted that it never delivered.
Written in your voice: set your niche and tone once in Settings — every script honors it. A comedy source stays a comedy; a story stays a story.
Yours to take: download the whole thing as .md or .json and drop it straight into your workflow.
Every other tool covers half the job. ScriptDeck covers the part in the middle — the decision — and hands you the blueprint to execute it.
They show you what’s breaking out, then leave you staring at a blank page. Knowing a video popped isn’t a plan.
They’ll render anything you feed them — but they can’t tell you what’s worth making, or why it will land.
It picks the video worth remaking, finds the opening its audience left, and hands you the scene-by-scene script to make it.
Built by a creator, not a growth team. I post short-form daily and open the Radar every morning before I write anything. No case studies, no invented testimonials — just the tool I needed and use.
Add three channels, open tomorrow's Radar, and ship the version their audience already asked for.