Who it’s for
AI script writer for personal finance YouTube channels
Hookquill researches finance topics before it writes, keeps every number with its source, and checks any claim it could not source, so a script about rates or rules says what the sources say. Hooks are built to earn the click without promising returns.
By Founder @ Hookquill · Updated
What gets in the way
- Numbers go out of date
- Rates, limits and rules change. A number that was right last year is a correction in your comments this year.
- Hype costs trust
- Finance viewers have seen every “get rich” thumbnail. Overpromising wins one click and loses the subscriber.
- Simple without being wrong
- Explaining tax or investing plainly is hard to do without cutting a corner that matters.
How Hookquill helps
- Every number with its source
- Research comes first and each fact keeps its source. Add official pages or reports as sources yourself.
- Unsourced claims checked
- After drafting, any claim without a source is searched and then confirmed or rewritten, so nothing is left to guess.
- Hooks without hype
- Three openings per video with a note on why each works, and a never-say list in your voice profile for phrases you will not use.
- Your channel’s rules on every script
- Add standing rules once, such as the disclaimer you close with, and every script follows them.
Best mode: Hybrid. Write the hook, the numbers and the disclaimers word for word, and talk through the rest.
What it looks like
If your budget keeps falling apart a few weeks in, look at the bills you did not plan for.
A car repair. A birthday. A renewal you forgot about.
Today we build one line into your budget that absorbs them, and work out how big it should be for your income.
How you would use it
- 1Add your channel’s standing rules, such as your closing disclaimer.
- 2Type the topic and read the research; add official sources of your own.
- 3Approve the outline and let it write; unsourced claims are checked.
- 4Record, then use the titles and description written from the finished script.
What it does not do
Hookquill is a writing tool, not financial advice. You stay responsible for what your channel recommends.
Questions
Will it make up numbers?
It writes only what its sources back, and any claim without a source is checked after drafting and then confirmed or rewritten.
Can I add official sources?
Yes. Add links, PDFs or notes as sources, and the script draws on them alongside the web research.
Can it add my disclaimer automatically?
Yes. Add it as a rule for your channel, for example “End every video with: this is not financial advice,” and every script follows it.