Score My Post · Edge feature

See how it'll fly before it launches

Paste your draft. Flux scores it against your past posts — your topic mix, your audience, your style — and tells you what'll drive or drag engagement before you hit publish.

Flux Score page: a LinkedIn draft on the left, a 4-star 'Above average' prediction with engagement range and factor breakdown on the right

Posting by feel isn’t a strategy

You’ve probably said one of these out loud this month.

I post by feel and hope something lands.
Some posts flop and I have no idea why.
My coach's generic advice ('shorter posts, post at 9am Tuesday') doesn't match my audience.

What you get back in under a second

Every score runs against your actual post history — not a generic benchmark, not someone else’s audience.

1
Star rating + percentile

Where this draft sits vs your last 90 days. A 4-star prediction means it's projected in your personal top 25%.

2
Expected engagement range

Low / mid / high bounds for likes, comments, and shares — scaled to your current audience size, not a historical snapshot. So you calibrate expectations before you publish.

3
Factor breakdown

Every signal the model saw, ranked by impact in percentage points:

Posting Tuesday at 10am: +12pp / Including a link: −8pp / Post length 800 chars: +5pp / Topic "AI agents" has underperformed for you: −15pp
4
Similar past posts

The 3–5 closest posts from your history by topic, with their actual engagement and percentile rank. See what worked, what didn't, and why.

5
Actionable tips

A concrete next step, not platitudes. Like: “You tend to do 23% better on image posts — add a visual.” Or: “Adjusting post length could improve by ~8 percentage points.”

How it works

No black box.

Flux trains a lightweight prediction model on your post history using OLS regression with recency weighting (120-day half-life, so last month counts more than last year). No generic advice — the model only knows what your audience has done. Ridge regularization prevents overfitting to your last five posts. It updates automatically as you publish new posts, and a topic signal from semantic embeddings blends in on drafts where you have similar past content. You can read the code if you want to; it's the same math that runs in your browser for the rest of the dashboard.

Flux Score page showing full prediction output with factor breakdown and similar past posts

Who it’s for

If you’re posting on purpose, you’re scoring on purpose.

Three people who use Score My Post every week.

The daily poster

Testing format variations

You post 3–5x a week. Score My Post tells you whether this week's experiment is likely to outperform last week's winner — before you commit a slot to it.

The coach

Scoring a client's draft

Your client sends you a draft at 9pm. You paste it into their Flux account and send back a star rating, a factor breakdown, and a concrete tip — grounded in their history, not your taste.

The consultant

Two posts a week, both must land

You don't have time for post-mortems on dud posts. Score a draft, see the factors working against it, iterate in 30 seconds, publish with a prediction you trust.

Tier availability

Included with Edge

Score My Post lives on the Edge tier — $10/mo, alongside semantic Explore, MCP access, growth-adjusted metrics, and ranked factors.

Edge
$10 / month

Because the prediction is only as good as fresh data — and that’s what Edge’s embedding + refresh pipeline is for. Daily data pulls, embeddings computed as you post, model retrained automatically.

See pricing

See how your next post will fly.

No generic tips. Trained entirely on your history.