Your last 50 videos already know what to make next.
AI Creator Assistant reads your channel's own history and turns it into ideas, scripts, hooks, titles, thumbnails and a calendar you can keep. One Windows app instead of six tabs and a spreadsheet.
Free while in beta. Version 0.9.2, 78 MB, Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit. No account needed to run the first analysis. Your channel data stays on your machine.
Your videos about self-hosted tools get
+43%more views than your channel median. You have published three of them in the past year.
| Videos matched | 12 |
| Median views, channel | 41,200 |
| Median views, this topic | 58,900 |
| Average watch time | 6m 12s |
Ten ideas that fit the pattern
Seven more, each with a draft hook and three title options.
From a pattern in your data to a video on the calendar
Every stage hands its work to the next one, so you are never re-explaining your channel to a blank chat box.
Idea
Ranked against what already worked on your channel, not general trends.
Script
Full draft in your pacing, with the beats you actually use.
Hook
Five openings for the first fifteen seconds, scored against your retention curve.
Title
Ten options with predicted click-through, measured on your own back catalogue.
Thumbnail
Concepts and generated frames, checked for legibility at mobile size.
Calendar
Slotted into a schedule that matches how fast you really publish.
The whole pipeline runs on your machine. Install it and the first pass is done before you finish your coffee.
Download for Windows-
It reads the channel you have, not the average channel
Connect once and it pulls your last 50 videos: views, retention curves, click-through, publish times, titles and thumbnails. Every suggestion after that is measured against your own numbers.
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Findings are written as sentences, not dashboards
You get the claim, the size of the effect and the sample it came from, so you can judge whether twelve videos is enough to act on. No metric walls to interpret at midnight.
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Every insight ends in something you can make
A pattern is only useful if it becomes a draft. Each finding comes with ideas attached, and each idea opens straight into a script.
What's inside
Ideas
A running board of topics ranked by how closely they match what performs on your channel. Park the ones you don't want and they stop coming back.
Scripts
Outline first, then a full draft you can edit in the app. It learns your sentence length and how you open and close, from the transcripts of videos you mark as your best.
Hooks
The first fifteen seconds, written five ways and ranked against the retention curves of videos that held their audience.
Titles
Ten options per video with a predicted click-through range, plus the three of your past titles each one is modelled on.
Thumbnails
Generate frames or drop in your own, then preview them at the size they will actually appear on a phone, side by side with your last ten.
Calendar
Drag videos onto dates and see your real publishing pace against the one you planned. It flags the week you are about to overcommit.
Analytics
Topic clusters, retention comparisons and a weekly note on what changed. Exports to CSV if you keep your own sheet.
Point it at your channel and see what it finds
The first analysis takes about two minutes. If nothing in it surprises you, uninstall the app.
Install
Run the installer. No account, no card, nothing to configure.
Connect your channel
Sign in to YouTube once so it can read your analytics. Read-only.
Read the first findings
Two minutes later you have your topic clusters and the first ten ideas.