How to use Creator Account Checkup
Enter your last 30 days of posts, replies, hours, follower growth, impressions and revenue, plus your goal, and Jev judges whether to carry on, change the approach or stop, names the main problem and rates the return on your time. Free.
- Input
- The platform, how long you have been at it, posts and replies a day, hours a day, followers and 30-day growth, 30-day impressions (optional) and revenue, your goal, the trend and how it feels
- Output
- The probability of carrying on, changing the approach and stopping, with a suggestion; the return on your time in four levels; the main problem; the chance of reaching the goal in three months and of burning out; your revenue per hour, impressions per post and growth rate; a summary to copy
- Processing
- What you enter is sent through our server to TypeSafe’s Jev model and not stored; prices are calculated in your browser
- Pick the platform and enter the last 30 days’ numbers. Leave impressions empty if you don’t know them; enter 0 revenue if there is none.
- Choose your goal, the trend and how it feels, complete the human check and let Jev judge.
- Read the three probabilities, the main problem and your numbers.
FAQ
What is the judgment based on?
The page first works out your revenue per hour, impressions per post and 30-day growth rate, and hands them with everything you entered to Jev (jev-1.13.0) as one description. It judges the probability of carrying on, changing the approach and stopping, which level the return on your time sits at, whether too few posts, too little interaction, the content direction or your efficiency is the main problem, and whether at this pace you reach the goal in three months or burn out. Three rounds, averaged.
Does Jev know the platforms’ algorithms?
No. It knows no platform’s rules; it judges only whether your numbers and your goal add up. Bring your own experience of the platform to what it says.
What counts as revenue?
Money the account brought in over the last 30 days: platform payouts, affiliate commissions, sponsorships, customers won through it — in US dollars. If there is none, enter 0; that is part of the judgment.
Is what I enter stored?
No. What you enter is sent through the ToolMelo server to TypeSafe’s Jev API to be judged and is not written to a database or a log afterwards. Every judgment needs a Cloudflare Turnstile human check, and one IP address can run 3 a minute.
Which accounts is it for?
X, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, WeChat, RedNote, Bilibili, and “other” for the rest. Personal accounts and small teams alike; for an account whose goal is to record and express, Jev judges with no return expected.
Does it work out how far I am from the platform’s revenue bar?
Yes. On X, TikTok and YouTube a few optional numbers appear: X’s verified home-timeline impressions over 90 days, verified followers and Premium; TikTok’s views over 30 days; YouTube’s watch hours over 12 months or Shorts views over 90 days — the numbers on the platform’s own page. The page works out how many times short you are against each published bar and writes it into what Jev reads, so it can judge whether you reach the bar within six months. The bars are rolling windows: a daily pace below them never gets there. They change; the platform’s page is the reference.