
Six platforms, one scroll. YouTube, TikTok, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Substack, with millions of posts indexed and kept fresh.
Sorted by what broke through. Every post carries its outlier multiplier, how far it beat that creator's own median. The biggest breakouts rise to the top.
Real numbers on every card. Views, likes, shares, and the creator behind it, so you can judge a post before you open it.
Pin your pillars. Pick the topics you write in and the feed fills with breakouts from those niches. All of them, or one at a time.
Pick platforms and audience size. Toggle any of the six platforms. Narrow to creators at your size, or the size you're growing into.
Set the outlier floor. 3×, 5×, 10×, or 20× their usual. Raise it to study real breakouts. Lower it to catch a trend while it's still rising.
Try it. Every post on the right is a real Discover result for “deep work”, pulled on September 18, 2026.
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Type it the way you'd say it. Search “morning routine ideas” and Eden finds posts about 5 AM wake-ups, anxious mornings, and habits that stick, even when they never use those words.
Your filters stay on. Search stacks with your pillars, platforms, audience range, and outlier floor.
Quotes when you mean it exactly. Wrap a phrase in quotes and Eden matches those words and nothing else.
Break down why it worked. The hook, the structure, and the angle, in plain words you can act on.
Replicate the structure. Apply the same shape to your own idea, written in your voice.
Chat with any post. Ask it questions, pull headline variations, or run one of your saved prompts on it.
Measured against the creator's own median. A 50K-view post is a flop on a channel that does a million, and a once-a-quarter event on a channel that does five thousand. The multiplier tells them apart.
Each platform, its own metric. Views on YouTube and TikTok. Likes on X and Substack. Views on Reels and likes on Instagram posts. Likes plus comments on LinkedIn.
Fresh posts get a fair score. A video published this morning is projected forward to its likely reach, so a breakout shows up while it's still breaking out.
In 2023, I posted How to Get Ahead of 99% of People (In 6-12 Months). Mark Manson, Alex Hormozi, and Tom Bilyeu borrowed the structure and put up 7M+ more views.
The Lesson: Study what works. Make it your own. Create in your unique voice. Eden helps you do all three in one place.
I pull a creator's top posts ranked by outlier score, study carousel and thumbnail structures, and find what's working across my following in seconds.
YouTube, TikTok, X, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Substack. All six are on by default, and you can toggle any of them off from the Platforms menu. Your choice sticks to your workspace.
It compares a post to that creator's own typical performance. An 8.4× post landed roughly 8.4 times what the creator usually lands, measured against the median of their recent posts. Sorting by it surfaces posts that broke through, whatever the size of the account.
Yes. The Audience filter has presets for 1K to 20K, 20K to 100K, 100K to 1M, 1M to 8M, and 8M+ followers, or you can type your own range. Pair it with an outlier floor to see what is working for accounts like yours.
Yes. Search runs on meaning, so “morning routine ideas” finds posts about waking up early, journaling, and cold showers even when they never use those words. Wrap a phrase in quotes when you need the exact words.
The lightning menu on every post. It opens a chat with the post, brainstorms headline variations, reverse engineers why it worked, or replicates its structure for your idea. Long-form posts also get Break into Post Ideas, which mines five short-post angles.
Yes. Pinned pillars, platforms, audience range, and outlier floor are remembered per workspace, so the feed opens tuned to your niche every time.
Yes. The Eden MCP gives any agent the same search with the same filters: topic, platform, follower range, and outlier floor. Ask Claude what is working in your niche and it reads the same feed.
It lands on the board you pick with the creator, the counts, and the multiplier intact. Boards sit next to your drafts, so your swipe file is one tab away when you write.
A feed of real breakouts in your niche, ranked by what broke through.
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