FREE TOOLS
Free distribution tools for founders
Leave with a plan you can follow, a question worth writing about or a trend calculation you can inspect. Choose the job you need to do today. No account needed.
What do you need today?
These tools calculate from information you supply. They read no connected account and keep your inputs local while calculating. You choose whether to copy or download a result; the playbook also offers an explicit save-and-sign-in action.
Prepare a useful post
Start with one audience, one problem and the time you actually have. The free plan gives you a channel to focus on, a weekly routine and a Day 1 draft to adapt.
- Choose a format you can sustain. Use Content format fit to match your available minutes and production skills to a realistic weekly cadence.
- Make the first plan. Describe your product in the 30-day distribution playbook. Read the full result and adapt the Day 1 draft with a real example, lesson or detail from your work.
- Check how to contribute. The X reply-or-post planner suggests a weekly mix. The Reddit readiness checker helps you review stated restrictions; open the community’s current rules before posting.
You leave with: a practical routine and a first draft, ready for your edits.
Use the plan immediately, or choose its save action to keep it after signing in. For evidence about what your own customers discuss right now, the TrendsFast products for founders read your subreddits, X and search. You review and publish each post yourself.
Turn a search query into an article brief
Already appearing in search? Use your own queries and pages to choose what deserves a better answer. Check an existing page before writing another one about the same question.
- Find one opportunity. Open the GSC and Bing content opportunity finder and choose a Queries or Pages CSV for one reporting window. Your file stays in your browser.
- Inspect the recommendation. Review the exported clicks, impressions and position alongside the suggested next step. Confirm the search intent and relevance to your product, then copy that row’s article brief.
- Bring the question into your article. Paste the brief into your editor or your writing agent. Check the page you already have for that query first: improving it usually beats writing a second one.
You leave with: a prioritized review list and a copyable article brief.
The analysis is free and runs in your browser. Search-account synchronization is not connected by this tool, and exported impressions do not prove AI citations or future traffic. To see what your customers search and what AI assistants answer, an agent can call the Search product.
Check observed momentum
A large view count tells you how much has accumulated. To see how quickly it changed, compare the same metric for the same post or topic at two recorded times.
- Supply comparable observations. Enter both counts and UTC times in the trend velocity calculator. Keep the platform, item or cohort, filters and metric definition the same.
- Read the calculation. Inspect net change and average change per hour. Percentage growth stays unavailable when the earlier count is zero. A third comparable observation is needed to compare interval rates.
- Decide whether it helps your audience. Identify the reader’s question and the example or explanation you can contribute. Use the annotated founder brief to see how evidence and an editorial decision fit together.
You leave with: an inspectable calculation and the limits of what it supports.
This calculator does not track platforms or predict virality. A useful post still needs audience relevance and something the reader can apply, even when the counts are rising.
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Using an agent instead of the dashboard?
Start with the trend-intelligence recipe to see how an agent reads a saved, project-scoped brief. Then follow the agent setup guide for authentication and available operations. Reading saved results and requesting new work are separate actions; new generation requires the project’s eligible access.