Pick the right creators.
Twice the program at the same margin — with math behind every score, and a coordinator still at the wheel.
- 01Confidence-rated predictions on every booking, before you commit.
- 02Frame-by-frame brief grading on every draft, before it ships.
- 03AI-drafted briefs, feedback emails, and creator suggestions — your coordinator edits and sends.
- 04Every prediction reconciled against the actual outcome.
- NOT a creator marketplace.
Your roster, your relationships. Koord is the intelligence layer above your existing program — not a network you transact through.
- NOT an AI agent.
We score, predict, and explain. You still book, brief, and approve. Koord makes you sharper — it doesn’t take the wheel.
- NOT an end-to-end platform.
Three jobs done right beats ten done shallow: booking prediction, content grading, coordinator workflow. The rest of your stack stays.
- NOT a black box.
Every score traces to its inputs. No coined terms. No invented vocabulary. Just the math.
Pick creators on what they'll deliver, not how they look on paper.
Score every creator on predicted views, clicks, and orders before you commit a dollar. Confidence is published next to each number. When the model isn't sure, it says so.
- Per-creator predictions, not roster averages.
- Confidence tells you which numbers to trust today.
- Click any number to see the inputs that produced it.
| Creator | Predicted | Confidence |
|---|---|---|
@megan.lifts 312K · fitness | ~138 orders | high |
@jordan.cook 184K · food | ~96 orders | high |
@nora.travels 420K · travel | ~74 orders | medium |
@derek.runs 92K · running | ~41 orders | medium |
@aiyana.lifestyle 67K · lifestyle | ~23 orders | low |
Grade the video before it posts. Catch the misses while they're cheap to fix.
Every submission is scored line-by-line against the brief you wrote — script adherence, CTA clarity, FTC disclosure, brand-safety flags. The feedback email is drafted for you. You edit and send.
- Brief requirements graded line by line.
- Compliance issues caught before the post is live.
- Feedback drafts you approve, not autosends.
- Names product within first 5 seconds
- Discloses sponsorship per FTC 16 CFR 255
- Uses brand-approved hashtag
- Hedge on clinical claim — "may support"
- Closes with discount code spoken aloud
Hey Jordan — loved the energy on this one. Two small fixes before posting: we need a hedge on the clinical claim around minute 1:18 ("may support" rather than "supports"), and the discount code needs to be spoken aloud, not just on-screen. Quick reshoot of those two beats and we’re good to ship.
Run twice the program at the same margin.
Three jobs eat a coordinator’s week — grading drafts, writing briefs, and figuring out what worked. Koord drafts all three. The coordinator edits and approves. Nobody gets replaced.
Grade every draft, automatically.
Every submission is scored against the brief, line by line. Misses are flagged before the post goes live. The feedback email is drafted at coordinator-tone for you to send.
- Every brief requirement graded individually
- FTC, FDA, EU AI Act, and 6-category brand-safety flags
- Coordinator-tone feedback draft — you edit, you send
Replaces the 40-minute manual review against a PDF brief — per submission.
- @megan.lifts94% Ready
- @jordan.cook60% Revision
- @nora.travels88% Ready
- @derek.runs48% Revision
- @aiyana.lifestyle81% Ready
Never write a brief from blank again.
Start from a template, not a blank page. FTC, FDA, and EU AI Act defaults are pre-applied. Share with a tokenized link. Capture acceptance automatically. Reuse across every campaign.
- 17 platform defaults pre-applied — compliance baked in
- Templates with duplicate + bind across campaigns
- Snapshotted at share time — legal-defensible by construction
- Tokenized creator link with view + accept audit trail
Replaces the blank-page brief and the version-by-email chaos.
Knows what worked. Tells you why.
Every prediction gets reconciled against the actual. The patterns that drove the result surface in the next campaign's brief. The model that called this one right is the model briefing the next one.
- Predicted vs. actual, every creator, every campaign
- Top factors per booking — why the model called it that way
- Brand playbook patterns surface what to repeat next time
- Calibration state is visible — never false confidence
Replaces the post-campaign spreadsheet retro nobody has time to do.
| Creator | Predicted | Actual | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| @megan.lifts | 138 | 152 | +10% |
| @jordan.cook | 96 | 88 | −8% |
| @nora.travels | 74 | 81 | +9% |
| @derek.runs | 41 | 39 | −5% |
Koord is the operating layer for creator programs — the one that shows its math. We score the roster before you spend, grade the content before you post, and lift the keystroke work off your coordinator’s plate. Every number traces back to the inputs that produced it.
- 01An operating layer — not an agent, not a marketplace, not an agency.
- 02Three jobs done right: roster prediction, content grading, coordinator workflow.
- 03Every prediction is reconciled against the actual outcome.
- 04Click any score to see the inputs that produced it.
- 05We say "we don’t know" when the data isn’t there. Confidence is published next to every number.
- 06We don’t coin vocabulary. Predicted views, graded compliance, reconciled actuals — we call things what they are.
See it work on your roster.
Bring your roster. We’ll predict three of your bookings live on the call, grade a recent submission against its brief, and show you the math behind every number. Forty minutes — long enough to see it work.