Hot take: Most AI content tools are useless for creators.

People are so allergic to AI content as well. I think we appreciate human-made things. Like chess, no one wants to watch stockfish vs stockfish but we'll watch high-level humans do it because they're human, we can relate. Even if AI is better.

I actually agree with this a lot — especially the part about tools being model-first instead of creator-first.

I ran into a similar issue, but more on the publishing side. Even after you create the content, you still have to upload it to multiple platforms, format it, schedule it, and repeat everything manually.

That’s where I think a lot of time is still being lost right now.

I ended up building something called VidShare to solve that part — basically upload once and distribute across platforms without the manual work.

Feels like the real opportunity is connecting what you’re doing (trend-based creation) with seamless distribution.

Curious how you see this evolving — do you think creation tools + distribution tools will merge into one workflow?

The gap is not capability, it is context. Creators need fewer decisions, not more power. Starting from what works beats staring at a blank prompt every time.

Totally agree. The real problem is that most AI tools optimize for "wow" demos instead of actual workflow fit. The ones that stick are the ones that remove a step you already do — not add a new one. The trend-template approach you describe is interesting precisely because it starts from what's already working, not from what the model can generate. That's a fundamentally different philosophy and probably why it feels less exhausting to use.

Totally agree with the blank canvas problem. We found this same issue with creators who have WordPress sites — they want to improve their actual website, not just make more content.

Most AI tools give you another thing to manage, but what creators really need is something that works with what they already have. That's why we built Kintsu.ai to work with existing WordPress sites through natural language chat. You tell it what you want ("make the homepage more engaging" or "add a pricing section"), and it handles the technical execution.

No prompts, no complex setup, just vibe coding with your existing site. We found creators care more about results than learning another tool.

The "blank canvas" problem is massively underrated. Giving someone a powerful model without context is like handing a chef a Michelin-star kitchen but no menu, no customers, and no idea what city they're in.

I really resonate with the idea of starting from trends instead of from the model. Focusing on ‘what’s already working on social’ first, then letting AI handle the execution, feels like a much better fit for creators who care about growth more than prompts.

Wow, you are bold enough to fight with biggest AI tools. Cool!

Congrats on the launch! 🎉

The “no prompt” angle is refreshing. Feels like you're abstracting away the hardest part of AI tools.