Cullen analyzes the content going viral in your algorithm — and shows you why it hit and what to make next. Real proof, no hallucinations, right inside your browser.
Works on Instagram, TikTok & YouTube Shorts.
Free for 7 days, 12 credits, no card.









A post can top the likes chart just because the account was bigger by the time it went up, or because it's recent, not because the idea was any good. Sort by likes and you rank an account's biggest-reach posts, not its best and most impactful ones.
The real test: did a post beat its baseline engagement at that time? When it does, the idea won on merit, not on follower count. That's a breakout post, and it can sit 200th by likes.
A level-up post permanently raised the account's baseline engagement: it found an audience and kept it. That's the post worth studying.
Ask it why a post went viral and you get an instant, confident answer, built from what usually works, not from what this post actually did. Guess or fact, it sounds identical. It will never tell you which.
Cullen runs the same frontier technology, pointed at evidence. It watches the video, reads the comments, and sizes every claim to what it finds. What it can prove, it cites. What it can’t, it flags unverified instead of inventing.
“Great question! This reel likely went viral due to a combination of factors: a strong hook, trending audio, and authentic relatability. Keep up the great work! ✨”
confident · checked nothing
The failed transition at 0:04: she misses twice before it lands▸ top comment · 3.1K likes
“the third try took me OUT 😭”
“Trending audio”falsified: 0 of the top 40 comments mention it
The enemy: the spreadsheet.
Open any public Instagram, TikTok or YouTube Shorts profile and run the scan: 60, 120, up to 500 posts deep. Cullen sorts the whole history by how each post actually performed, not by recency or likes. No scrolling, no copying numbers into a sheet.
Cullen captures the posts that genuinely broke out: the ideas that actually had impact, not the ones that just caught likes. The real outliers rise to the top. The lucky and the recent sink.
The enemy: the invented lie.
One click on any breakout: Cullen watches the video, reads the top comments, and returns a verdict. Every trigger is tagged confirmed, falsified, or unverified, with the exact comment quoted as proof. Not a vibe. A case file.
Cullen turns the verdict into your play: what to take, what to drop (the part that worked for their audience and would flop for yours), the safe move and the bolder swing. Then it writes two ready-to-film scripts on demand.
You run social for a brand, or you are the brand.
You’re the one sorting the feed by hand, eyeballing what worked, keeping it in a spreadsheet. Cullen scans it in seconds and shows you the real breakouts, so you spend the time making, not sorting.
You’re a creator reverse-engineering your competition.
Real money’s on the line and you’re done wasting content on guesses. Cullen tells you why a post actually broke out: grounded in evidence, not a confident guess you can’t trust.
Cullen is what you open first.
7 days free, no card, including 12 analysis credits: enough to deep-dive four real breakouts in your niche and read the receipts yourself. $1 a month to capture what breaks out. $19 a month to replicate it for your account.
Somewhere in your niche there’s a post that did 100× the creator’s usual numbers, and a reason it worked that nobody has verified. 7 days free with 12 analysis credits, no card. Point Cullen at the biggest breakout you know and read the receipts yourself. If it doesn’t change what you post next, don’t pay us.
A Chrome extension for Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts. It scans any public profile, finds the posts that genuinely broke out against that account’s own baseline, and explains why they worked with evidence from the video and the real comments.
A post that beat its account’s own baseline engagement at the time it was posted. Not the most likes: a breakout can sit 200th by likes and still be the most important post on the channel. A level-up is a breakout that permanently raised the baseline afterward.
A chatbot answers from what usually works, and it sounds confident either way. Cullen watches the actual video and reads the actual comments, then tags every claimed trigger confirmed, falsified, or unverified, quoting the comment as proof. If the evidence is not there, it says so.
7 days free with 12 analysis credits, no card. Level 1 (sorting and breakout detection) is $12 a year. Level 2 (the full analysis and scripts) is $19 a month or $149 a year, with 300 credits a month. A deep-dive costs 3 credits; scripts cost 1.
No. Cullen never asks for your Instagram, TikTok, or YouTube password. It reads public profiles in your own browser, in your own session, on the same pages you can already see. You sign in to Cullen itself with Google or an email code.
Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts today. The extension runs in Chrome and any Chromium browser, including Arc, Brave, and Edge.