AI
x.opoo.ai
Check your draft against a distribution score, then see what your audience on x actually replies to.
- Category
- AI
- Stage
- Beta
- For
- Founders, indie hackers, and people posting publicly on X who want to improve distribution without spam bait.
- Platforms
- Web
- Pricing
- Free plan available. Pro is 19$/month
About
opoo is for anyone on X who wants more than a like count. Before you post, paste the draft. You get an algorithm-inspired score — a checklist based on public ranking ideas (links in the main tweet, weak hook, length, hashtag spam). It is not X’s live ranking model and it does not guarantee reach. It tells you what usually holds a post back. After you post, connect X. opoo looks at your last 7 days of original posts and at comments on the posts you choose: who showed up, what they asked, what was noise. You get reply angles and a next-thread outline from real replies, saved so the same thread is not fetched again. Free: score a draft. Pro ($19/mo): weekly audit, comment insights, rewrite in your voice.
Use cases
- Score a draft before you post (links, hook, length, spam).
- Rewrite it in your voice and compare scores.
- See which of your last 7 days’ posts got replies.
- Read comment themes on a post and get reply / thread ideas.
- Publish with the link in the reply, not in the main tweet.
Features
- Problem
- Drafts may contain common distribution blockers before publishing.
- How it works
- Scores drafts against a distribution checklist and flags issues including links in the main post and weak reply signals.
- Result
- Users can identify and address likely scroll-past risks before posting.
- Why
- The checklist is inspired by X’s public ranking code, not presented as X’s live model.
- Problem
- Creators lack evidence about what worked in their recent posts.
- How it works
- Syncs up to four calendar weeks of original posts and compares periods, including link versus no-link and question versus announcement patterns.
- Result
- Users can plan upcoming posts from recent audience-response patterns.
- Why
- Pro uses the creator’s own weekly posts rather than generic tips.
- Problem
- Reply themes are hard to turn into future content angles.
- How it works
- Inspects comments on up to five posts per month and surfaces audience reply themes.
- Result
- Users can develop future post ideas from audience feedback.
- Why
- Comments provide evidence for angles for the next thread.
- Problem
- A creator may want improved wording without losing their voice.
- How it works
- Provides 40 monthly rewrites, each with three variants, in the user’s voice and rescored against the checklist.
- Result
- Users get multiple evidence-informed ways to revise a draft.
- Why
- The product is positioned as helping drafts still sound like their author.
- Problem
- Links in the main post can stall distribution.
- How it works
- Publishes a URL as the first reply while keeping the main post clean.
- Result
- Pro users can use a link-to-reply publishing workflow.
- Why
- The product explicitly flags main-post links as a distribution concern.
Why it is different
- Uses your last week and your comments, not generic tips
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