Ask the research agent from your terminal, pipe what's working into your own scripts, and let a cron job do your distribution homework. No CRM, no dashboard tour.
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A living database of viral videos, breakout products, and rising creators — indexed, ranked by real growth, and searchable in plain language.
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The same research agent behind the chat is available as a REST API and a CLI — with a copy-paste setup for AI assistants. Everything the app can find, your scripts and agents can too.
$ npm i -g swipeagent
$ sa "what's trending in fitness apps?"
→ Found 3 breakout videos and 2 rising creators…
Ask the research agent from your terminal, pipe what's working into your own scripts, and let a cron job do your distribution homework. No CRM, no dashboard tour.
Ask what's breaking out in your niche without leaving the terminal — breakout videos and rising creators, ranked by real growth.
Decode why a video worked and get the framing underneath it — the angle that actually sells apps like yours.
Cron a weekly what's-working report so distribution becomes a background job, not a Sunday-night grind.
The solo-dev trap
The code was never the hard part. Distribution is — and the tools built for it feel like they were made for a marketing department you don't have and never want to hire.
You can ship a feature in an afternoon. Then it sits there — a great app nobody's found, because distribution was never the part you enjoyed.
You post the demo, cross your fingers, and refresh. No read on which hook lands until it already flopped — so growth feels like luck, not a loop.
The marketing stack is dashboards, seats, and onboarding calls. You wanted one command that answers a question — not a platform to administer.
Marketing as an API call
npm i -g swipeagent and the research agent is a command. Pipe what's working into jq, a script, or your own agent — marketing that speaks the only interface you actually like.
# the whole market, piped into your stack
$ sa research "AI note apps" --json | jq '.winners[0]'
{
"hook": "I fired my second brain",
"format": "before / after",
"views": "2.4M",
"angle": "shows the mess, then the calm",
"remix": "swap notes for <your app>"
}
$ _
No onboarding tour, no seats to fill. Just the loop that turns a good app nobody's found into one people are talking about.
$ sa research "dev tools"
→ 3 breakout videos · 2 rising creators
→ ranked by 7-day view growth
→ each with the hook decoded
Ask what's breaking out in your niche without leaving the terminal. Breakout videos, rising creators, and the hook behind each — ranked by real growth.
$ sa why <video-url>
→ angle: build in public, show the receipt
→ works because: proof beats promise
"here's the exact SQL my SaaS runs at 3am"
Decode why a video worked and get the organic angle underneath it — the framing that moves installs for products like yours, not generic growth advice.
$ crontab -e
0 9 * * 1 sa digest --niche "dev tools"
→ every Monday, 9am
→ what's working, in your inbox
Schedule a weekly digest and forget it. A what's-working report lands on its own, so distribution becomes a background job instead of a Sunday-night grind.
The weekly digest
Set the cron once and distribution runs itself. Every Monday, the hooks and formats climbing in your niche land in your inbox — ranked by real growth, each with a remix script you can shoot the same day.
## what's working · dev tools · week of jul 14
→ full breakdown + remix scripts: sa open 1
Research, decode, monitor, and ship — in one place, with your team.
“Find me creators promoting language apps” becomes a researched answer with the actual videos, creators, and products inline.
The top 3 skincare videos this week all open with a myth-busting hook. Here they are, best first:
25.9M views
8.0M views
297K views
Hook mechanics, pacing, and structure — broken down and rewritten as a remake script for your own product.
Why this blew up
The hook
“I bet you didn’t know your phone could do this…”
Your remake
Describe what to track in plain language. Your workspace gets a fresh report on schedule — no tab-checking.
Track competitors — daily
2h agoNew hooks in beauty — weekly
1d agoWorkspaces per brand or client, seats for your whole team, and one shared credit balance the owner tops off.
Both plans include monthly AI credits. Top off anytime to increase usage.
Short-form video, starting with TikTok. More platforms are on the roadmap.
Credits meter your AI usage — agent questions, video decodes, alert runs, and API calls. Every plan includes a monthly allowance (10,000 on Basic, 20,000 on Pro), and you can top off anytime. A typical agent answer costs a few credits.
Basic ($100/mo) includes 10,000 monthly credits, 2 workspaces, and team seats at $30/mo each. Pro ($200/mo) includes 20,000 monthly credits, unlimited workspaces, and seats at $20/mo each.
Seats are account-level: buy one per teammate, then invite them by email. A teammate can join any of your workspaces and spends from your shared credit balance. Add or cancel seats anytime.
An isolated space for a brand or client — its own chats, bookmarks, alerts, and members. Agencies typically run one workspace per client.
Yes — the agent is available as a REST API and a CLI (vb), with a copy-paste setup for AI assistants. Everything the chat can research, your scripts can too.
The database updates daily, with view-growth tracked per video so rankings reflect what's climbing right now — not last month's winners.
Let the AI do the doomscrolling. You do the shipping.