Submit a program idea — a talk, documentary, discussion, or interview — to Kind Channel. AI gives written feedback on clarity, originality, social impact, engagement potential, and feasibility. Review time varies; the saved review page shows progress and lets you return later. Completely free, with no application fees. Ideas receive a public page for community votes and comments. Those signals help inform programme planning.
Most ideas worth making never leave the notebook, because there is no cheap, honest way to find out whether they are any good. Submitting here takes a few minutes and gives you that answer — in writing, in public, and with your name on it.
Scored on five criteria — clarity, originality, social impact, feasibility and engagement — with a sharper title, a one-paragraph summary, the audience it serves, a suggested format and specific notes on what would make it stronger.
Every idea gets a page you can send to anyone. Shared on social media or in a message, it shows a card with your idea, its score and your name — made for the moment you post it.
Upvotes, comments and forks from the community tell you which parts land and which do not. That is feedback you cannot get from a friend who wants to be kind.
You keep authorship of what you submit. If an idea is put forward for production, it is credited to the person who proposed it.
Your public idea is available to the foundation and the community. AI feedback does not guarantee a personal response, selection or production.
No fees, no forms beyond the idea itself, and no password — you sign in with a link sent to your email.
Submitting creates a public idea for feedback and discussion. It does not guarantee votes, a personal reply or production. A published programme schedule describes a plan; it is not evidence that a broadcast is airing.