How SignalLab works
Share a public Instagram, TikTok or X post, or paste its link. SignalLab reads the whole post, says what it taught and what you can do next, and credits the creator.
Step 1 of 4
Find a post
Any public Instagram, TikTok or X post that shows something worth trying.
Share it, or paste the link.
From Instagram, TikTok or X, on your phone or at a desk. SignalLab reads the whole post: the caption, the thread, the video and what was said in it.
Understand it in one screen.
What the post is, what it taught, the steps in the post's order, and the one thing to try first. Nothing the post did not show.
Decide what to do with it.
Ask SignalLab a question about the post, or take the prompt to your own AI when the post offers a method worth applying.
See what was read, and who made it.
Every note names the creator, links to the post, shows the frames SignalLab looked at, and says plainly what it could not read.
Questions
Any Instagram, TikTok or X post that opens without signing in: a reel, a carousel, a photo, a TikTok video, or a post on X. Private accounts and stories can't be read.
No. At a Mac, copy the link from any public post, from its share menu or the address bar, and paste it into SignalLab. The read works the same, and the skill lands in the same Library.
The skill the post taught: what it is, how to do it, and the creator who showed you, with a link back to the post. The prompt is built from that. It is not a copy of the post.
Every note names the creator and links back to the post. If they ask you to comment for the link, that stays between you and them; SignalLab never fetches it. What it adds is the learning the post couldn't fit.
No. If the post didn't show a command, a flag, a version or a link, the prompt doesn't claim it.
Any of them. Copy the prompt and paste it anywhere, or open it in Grok, ChatGPT or Claude with one tap.
Because you paste it into the work already open at your desk. It tells your AI to apply the skill there instead of starting an interview.
In this browser only, under Your notes, with a few of the frames SignalLab looked at scaled down. Remove any note, or clear them all; nothing is kept on a server except the public note page.
No. The video is fetched for the read and deleted when the read ends. A saved note keeps at most four small frames so you can see what was examined.
Seen something worth trying?
Paste the link and SignalLab tells you what it taught and what to do next.