Reelyze

Reelyze analyzes Reels, TikToks and Shorts frame by frame, gives timestamped editing fixes, tracks competitor accounts, and turns your real post results into scripts for the next video.

Reelyze is a short-form video workspace aimed at creators who publish Instagram Reels, TikToks and YouTube Shorts. Its centrepiece is a frame-by-frame video analysis that takes a clip you have not posted yet or any live post and returns a structured report: hook strength, scene pacing, on-screen text picked up by OCR, a transcript, and audio-visual alignment. Each finding comes with a timestamp and a concrete fix, so the output reads like an editor's notes rather than a scorecard. The tool goes further than a single review. Add public Instagram or YouTube accounts as competitors and Reelyze pulls their videos daily, surfacing outlier hooks, formats and posting cadence. A growth plan lays out a 30-day calendar sized to how often you actually post, and Content Studio turns a plan slot into a timed script with five hook options, on-screen text, a caption and a voiceover. Connecting an Instagram account syncs every reel and converts raw numbers into derived rates such as save rate, share rate, retention and reach per follower. A chat coach reads those figures and answers questions about what to fix next, prioritising hook performance first. Practically, the recommended loop is discover, plan, create, analyze, publish, learn. Every video you mark as posted links its real result back to the script that produced it, which is how the system sharpens its suggestions over time. Reelyze also ships free standalone utilities for transcribing, downloading and extracting audio from any short video, plus an API key and skill file for agents like Claude or Cursor. The obvious comparison is with lighter hook-testing tools and social schedulers; Reelyze sits between them, closer to a strategy workspace than a caption generator. Creators who post frequently and want evidence behind each decision will get the most from it, while the terminology and the plan-and-script structure assume a regular publishing habit.