Ideas, scripts, and a content calendar that actually know your channel.
Ask for "the next 10 topics" and the ideas come grounded in what your channel has actually published — so suggestions never repeat old reels and never drift off your theme. Tick the ones you like and they drop straight into your backlog as ready-to-produce entries.
The planning chat is a working session, not a toy: paste a blog post, a YouTube link, or an image, and it becomes source material for a reel plan. Every idea it produces carries its reasoning — the hook, the beats, the visual suggestion per scene.
Add competitor channels and standout reels to your project, and they quietly inform everything downstream — brainstorms learn from what works in your niche, scripts pick up pacing patterns, and image prompts absorb the visual style you point at.
Connect docs, URLs, PDFs, and APIs to a project and generation searches them before writing. Scripts cite real facts from your sources instead of hallucinating — essential for technical and educational content.
Before you spend a render, the script gets checked mechanically: hook strength in the first line, length against your target duration, repeated words, hard-to-say phrasing, and a missing CTA. Fix problems on paper, where they're free.
A backlog holds every idea with its status; a calendar shows what's planned and published. Series link reels together so multi-part stories keep their continuity — the planner even knows which threads you haven't finished.
Most AI script tools start from a blank prompt and a general-purpose model — which is why their tenth video sounds like their first, and why every channel using them sounds the same. ReelMint starts from your channel: what you've already published, the sources you've connected, the competitor channels you point at. Ideas arrive already checked against your catalog, so you never script a repeat by accident and suggestions stay on your theme instead of drifting toward the model's.
The same grounding carries into the script itself. When a project has a knowledge base, generation searches it before writing a line — so an API explainer quotes the real endpoint and a course recap cites the actual lesson. And before anything goes to production, script scoring runs its mechanical checks — hook strength, duration fit, sayability, a missing CTA — while a rewrite still costs nothing.
The whole planning layer — grounded ideas, script scoring, the calendar — is in the free tier. No feature gates.
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