Score your tweet before the timeline does
Paste a draft and get a 0 to 100 grade, a blunt verdict, a breakdown of what works and what does not, and a rewrite that fixes it.
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Grade
Example grade for “I grew from 0 to 12k followers in 6 months posting twice a day. The thing nobody tells you: replies did more than my posts.”
The verdict
Strong insight buried behind the setup. Lead with the replies line.
Opens with the stat; the real hook waits in line two.
One clear point, easy to follow on a single read.
Real numbers: 12k followers, 6 months, twice a day.
Invites agreement, but gives nothing to reply to.
Fix these first
- 1.Move "replies did more than my posts" to the first line.
- 2.End with a question so people answer with their own numbers.
- 3.Cut "The thing nobody tells you". It is a stock phrase.
Rewritten to score 90+
Replies grew my account more than my posts did. 0 to 12k followers in 6 months, posting twice a day. What moved the needle most for you?
How to grade a tweet
- 1
Paste your draft
Drop in the post you are about to publish, up to 500 characters. Rough drafts are fine.
- 2
Get your score
The AI grades it 0 to 100 and scores hook, clarity, specificity, and engagement pull.
- 3
Read the fixes
You get a blunt verdict and the two or three changes that would move the score most.
- 4
Copy the rewrite
Every grade includes a version rewritten to score 90+, keeping your idea and your facts.
What the grader is actually checking
- Hook: does the first line give someone a reason to stop scrolling, or does it warm up?
- Clarity: can a stranger get the point in one read, without context you have and they do not?
- Specificity: real numbers, names, and outcomes beat vague claims every time.
- Engagement pull: is there anything to reply to, argue with, or save for later?
Frequently asked questions
How does the tweet grader score my post?
The AI reads your draft the way the timeline does: it judges the first line hardest, then scores hook, clarity, specificity, and engagement pull from 0 to 10 each, and rolls that into an overall 0 to 100 score with a one line verdict.
What is a good score?
70 and above means the post has a clear angle and a working hook. 85 and above is publish-as-is territory. Under 40 usually means the post is generic, buries its point, or opens with throat-clearing.
Does it rewrite my tweet too?
Yes. Every grade comes with a rewrite aimed at 90 or higher that keeps your idea and your facts, tightens the hook, and removes filler. You can copy it with one click.
Is the tweet grader free?
Yes. You get 5 free AI generations per day across all Xpert tools, no account needed. Xpert members get a writing style trained on their own posts, drafts scored against their own history, and scheduling and analytics built in.
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