The Anxious Generation Movement
Movement growing out of Jonathan Haidt's book The Anxious Generation, with free guides for families, schools and communities on kids, phones and social media.
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Movement growing out of Jonathan Haidt's book The Anxious Generation, with free guides for families, schools and communities on kids, phones and social media.
Tool that suggests opening lines ("hooks") for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube Shorts videos.
Why I recommend it: Freemium — the free tier is limited and the site sells paid plans. "Viral" is their marketing claim, not a guarantee.
Free weekly newsletter and articles from EX Research on internet culture, online communities, music, games and 'super-online' trends, plus free research reports.
Why I recommend it: EX Research is a paid marketing agency; the newsletter and articles are free and double as their advertising. Useful for marketers who need to understand online communities.
Scheduling and publishing tool covering 30+ social networks from one calendar, with a free tier and paid plans for higher volume.
From the site: Schedule and publish your social media across 30+ networks from one calendar. Or hand the keys to your AI agent over MCP, REST and SDK.
Why I recommend it: Worth a look if you are building a personal brand across several platforms. Start on the free tier and only pay once you know you will actually post that often.
AI-powered trend intelligence that tracks what is going viral on TikTok, Instagram, X, YouTube and more. Browse public trend reports or subscribe to the newsletter to spot rising sounds, formats and aesthetics before they peak.
From the site: Discover emerging social media trends before they explode. Advanced AI predicts viral content across all major platforms.
Why I recommend it: Public trend reports and the newsletter are free to read. The full real-time dashboard appears to be invitation-only or not yet launched.