Tell it what you're selling
Your app, the problem it fixes, a couple of screenshots. That becomes the brief every post gets written from — the pains, the angles, the voice.
Founding price $49/mo, locked forever
So Hookline does the second job. It writes carousels that read like a person made them, drops your product in the shot, posts them to your TikTok, and learns which ones landed. You just approve.
Look around free — pay when you're ready to post.
Straight out of Hookline — nothing touched up
No touch-ups, no cherry-picking, no designer mockup. These slides came out of the tool looking like this — and posted looking like this.
01 — How it works
Writing, design, posting, and the feedback that makes next week's batch better — the whole loop sits in one place.
Your app, the problem it fixes, a couple of screenshots. That becomes the brief every post gets written from — the pains, the angles, the voice.
Pick a format — a ranking, a confession, a before/after. Seven slides come back already checked against the copy rules. You pick what ships; you never rewrite.
Connect TikTok once. Carousels go out when your audience is actually scrolling — and the numbers write the next brief.
02 — Why it doesn't look AI
The rules live in code, so the model can't sweet-talk its way past them. A hook that fails never reaches your editor — you only see the ones that earned it.
$ hookline check --slide 1
hook ✓ "5 reasons your eye bags are so dark"
words ✓ 8 words — under the limit
reading ✓ grade 1.2 — a five-year-old gets it
keyword ✓ "eye bags" in the first line
loop ✓ open loop — the payoff is on slide 7
dupe ✓ no near-duplicate in the last 30 posts
rejected earlier this batch:
✗ "unlock radiant skin secrets today" — ad-speak
✗ "the one trick dermatologists hate" — clickbait
passed → sent to editor
03 — Formats
Each one is a structure the feed already rewards — not a Canva theme with your logo dropped in.
The ranked list, done right.
Walk into the moment, then fix it.
"Stop doing X. Do this."
Three slides, one point, gone.
Cut-out photos, marker notes.
A how-to that looks like a friend's notes.
Before/after, with the review built in.
04 — The loop
Each sync reads what actually landed on your account and feeds it into the next brief. Winners get promoted. The batch after a hit is smarter than the batch before it.
Carousels go out when your audience scrolls.
Views, saves, and shares roll up per post.
The winners get promoted into the brief.
The next batch starts smarter.
05 — Pricing
Founding members keep $49/mo for as long as they stay.
Look around free — pay when you post.
06 — Questions
Still curious? Look around free — you only pay when you post.
It does. You connect once through Zernio, and carousels publish with their caption at whatever time your own posting history says your audience is scrolling.
Scroll back up to the wall — that's unedited output. Photo sets get picked to look like a set, and the copy gate rejects ad-speak and clickbait before it reaches you. The test isn't whether a marketer approves. It's whether a thumb stops.
Your app, a few screenshots, ten minutes of onboarding. Hookline builds the brief from that and writes from it every time.
Everything lands in a real editor first — swap photos, rewrite lines, reorder slides, or regenerate the whole thing. Nothing posts until you say so, and scheduled batches can be pulled back.
Monthly, cancel anytime — you keep access through the end of the paid period. Founding members keep the $49 price as long as they stay subscribed.