Small channels count.
A video that does twenty times its channel's usual level says more than a big channel's routine hit. Tiund looks for that difference, not for raw size.
Research desk for our YouTube channels
In every niche, a few videos do far better than their channel usually does. Tiund finds them early and shows our editors what those videos have in common, so the next idea starts from evidence instead of a hunch.
In development · internal tool · not for sale
Tiund follows the niches our channels work in and measures new videos while they grow.
Each video is held against its own channel's usual level, so a breakout on a small channel counts as much as a hit on a big one.
Our editors see what the breakout videos share, from topic to title, and use it for their next video.
Views alone say little. A big channel gets them every day. What we want to know is which video did far more than anyone expected, and what it did differently.
A video that does twenty times its channel's usual level says more than a big channel's routine hit. Tiund looks for that difference, not for raw size.
The first days of a video show where it is heading. Tiund checks young videos more often, so a breakout shows up while the topic is still fresh.
We study what strong videos share: the question they answer, the promise in the title, the angle. We make our own videos and copy no one's.
Tiund is an internal tool of Thorsten Meyer AI. It serves our own channel network and is not offered to the public: no sign-up, no accounts, no demos.
Questions or press enquiries are welcome by email.