Creator apps: hashtags, YouTube tags, hooks, storyboards and text sizes

The apps open on the canvas: beside the chat on the assistant's page, or in the Canvas view of the assistant's tab in Classic and Studio. Pick one under Apps, or ask by name, for example "open the hashtags app". They work on your device and send nothing anywhere.

• Open SW Agent
• The canvas

Each one is Sonic Weaver's own code, built on the same parts as the editors.

• Hashtags: tags made only from your song, your name, the genre and what the post is about, as many as the platform takes. It never claims a tag is popular, because it cannot know.
• YouTube tags and title: tags from the video's own facts, fitted to YouTube's tag box the way YouTube counts it, and a check of the title's length and of what search shows of it.
• Hooks and headlines: opening lines by formula, filled with your words, and a few words for the thumbnail. A hook only ever uses a number you give it.
• Reel storyboard: scenes for a short video with every cut on a bar of your song when you give its tempo, and how many words each scene's text can hold.
• Type scale: text sizes for the frame you export, starting from the caption styles' own size, with how many characters fit on a line inside the title-safe area.
• Colour palette, Frame size and Caption length: a palette with readable text colours to save as your colours, a frame's other side rounded as the export rounds it, and a caption counted as people see it against each platform's limit.

Everything the apps make is yours to use, including commercially, with no conditions. Where an app relies on a platform's limit, it says the limit is as the platform showed it in October 2026; the platform's own form always has the last word.