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- 1 profile on 1 platform
- Breakouts and hook breakdown
- Last 30 days
Paste a rival's handle. Rivalens reads their last 90 days on Instagram, X, TikTok and YouTube and tells you which posts broke out, why, and what to post next.
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“My rival's Reels win on the first frame, not the recipe. I changed my openers and my saves doubled in a month.”
“Three of my last five uploads came straight from the comment questions tab.”
“I finally see TikTok and Reels side by side instead of guessing which one carried the week.”
Demo creators for illustration.
A full report for a food creator and three rivals, with sample data.
| Creator | Avg views | Engagement | Posts per week | Breakouts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| @maya.cooks(you) | 48.2K | 6.4% | 5.2 | 4 |
| @pastapapi | 131K | 8.9% | 9.1 | 11 |
| @dinnerwithdre | 72K | 5.1% | 4.0 | 6 |
| @nonnaskitchen | 39K | 7.7% | 2.3 | 3 |
@pastapapi on Instagram
“I tested every viral pasta so you don't have to.”
7.8xvs own baseline
Why it broke out, read as Hook, Retain, Reward (the content unit from Alex Hormozi's $100M Leads)
Type: curiosity + competence.
Format: Unusual.
First frame: finished dish, steam, no face.
Words on screen in 0.4s.
Structure: list of 5 pastas, ranked worst to best.
A rating card every 6 seconds keeps the open loop.
Payoff: the winner's recipe in the last 4 seconds.
31% of comments ask for part two.
@sprintwithsam on TikTok
“Stop doing cardio like this.”
5.2xvs own baseline
@gadgetgabe on YouTube Shorts
“This $19 gadget replaced my $300 one.”
4.1xvs own baseline
Same idea, new angle: change the opener, the order, the setting or the length. Five variants suggested.
Every post reaches people three ways at once: what they see, what they hear and what they read. Meta's TRIBE v2 research model, trained on brain recordings from more than 700 volunteers, predicts how the brain responds to images, sound and language together. So we break every breakout into those three channels.
Then we read it the way Alex Hormozi teaches content: did the hook stop the scroll, what kept people watching, and was the payoff worth it. Model what already works, then make it yours.
| See | Cuts, faces, first frame, colour. |
|---|---|
| Hear | Sound choice, voice energy, silence. |
| Read | On-screen text, caption, the promise in the first line. |
Rivalens is not affiliated with Meta or Alex Hormozi. We use published research and frameworks as a lens for creative analysis. Read Meta's TRIBE v2 announcement.
Add the creators you watch. We pull their public posts, score each one against that creator's own baseline, and send you a one-page brief every week. No logins to anyone's account.
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Yes. Rivalens only reads public posts and public metrics, the same things you'd see by scrolling. We never log into anyone's account.
No. Connecting yours is optional and only adds your private stats to the comparison.
Instagram (Reels, carousels, posts), X, TikTok and YouTube (long-form and Shorts).
It does the opposite. We show the structure behind a breakout, like the hook type, the format and the timing, so you can use it in your own voice.
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