Find viral Shorts,
before you waste hours scrolling
HypeDuck discovers high-performing Reels, analyzes why they worked, and turns them into scripts, captions, and product sourcing ideas tailored to your account.
No credit card required · Works from day one
From viral discovery to usable creative output
One workflow for finding Reels, understanding the hook, and adapting the idea to your own account.
Viral Reels discovery
Scan trained feeds and automatically collect Reels that match your niche and show early viral signals.
Metric routing by content type
Shopping Shorts focus on comment conversion and product clues; general Shorts focus on performance multiple and script structure.
AI script and category analysis
Gemini-powered classification extracts hooks, emotional beats, product hints, and reusable script patterns.
Product and link sourcing
Extract bio links, affiliate URLs, product references, and image-search clues from shopping-style Shorts.
Creator-ready workspace
Sort, filter, analyze, and turn collected Reels into scripts, captions, and next-video ideas from one dashboard.
Built for repeatable research
Replace manual scrolling with a repeatable workflow from discovery to analysis to adapted creative output.
A simple Reel-first workflow
Paste or collect Reels
Start with public Reels URLs or collected feed candidates. No campaign setup is required for quick analysis.
Analyze what worked
HypeDuck separates hook, structure, engagement signals, product clues, and account-fit signals automatically.
Adapt to your account
Turn winning patterns into scripts, captions, and product sourcing ideas that fit your own brand voice.
For shopping and commerce Shorts
- Identify comment-to-purchase signals and product mentions
- Extract bio links, affiliate links, and product sourcing clues
- Turn winning formats into scripts and captions for your own shop
For creators and educators
- Spot high-performing hooks and storytelling patterns
- Compare performance multiple instead of raw views only
- Adapt viral structures without copying the original creator