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Honestly: it fixes one half of the problem. Most indie apps post nothing because making the posts is the bottleneck, and that is the half we remove. Reach is the other half, and it depends on things we don't control: whether your account is warmed up, whether you post consistently for a few weeks, and whether the hook matches what people actually want. Posts you send to a linked TikTok account report their views and likes back here, so you can see which hooks landed and drop the ones that didn't. Anyone promising you downloads from a link paste is lying.

No. The hooks get written, every slide gets a background image, and your copy is laid out for you. You review it and tweak whatever you want. You never open a design tool.

Yes. Connect a TikTok account to your project and send any finished slideshow or video to it in one tap, caption and hashtags included. You choose per post whether it goes live on your profile or waits as a draft in your TikTok inbox for you to review. You can link several accounts to a project and choose which ones a post goes to.

Yes, through your phone. Choose Share with QR code, scan it, and your phone opens the post so you can send it into Instagram, Threads, X or any app you have installed, caption and hashtags included. You can also download every slide as an image and post it however you like.

Yes. Put a campaign on the scheduler and pick the weekdays and up to three times a day, in your own timezone. Every run builds a slideshow from the next hook in that campaign, and writes fresh hooks when the list runs low. You decide per campaign whether those runs post straight to your TikTok profile or wait as drafts in your inbox. With no TikTok account linked, the post just waits for you in the app.

Your colors, screenshots and tone come off your store listing, so the output looks like your app rather than a generic template. Set a brand style per project or campaign and nothing drifts from it.

Yes. Rewrite any slide's text, reposition or zoom the image, reorder or remove slides, regenerate an image, or swap in your own upload or a stock image. Nothing is locked.

The backgrounds and the first draft of the copy are, yes. Your screenshots, your uploads and stock photos aren't. When a post uses AI images we label it as AI-generated content on TikTok for you — and where TikTok's API won't take that label, on video uploads and on drafts you finish in the app, we tell you to switch it on yourself.

You can upload your own video files to keep them alongside a campaign today. Automatic video generation is on the roadmap, not available yet.

Posts sent to a linked TikTok account sync their views, likes, comments and shares back onto the post here, so you can see which hooks landed. Deeper analytics and A/B testing are still on the roadmap.

Only if you tell it to. Every slideshow is yours to read before it goes anywhere, and a scheduled campaign is set to one of two things: post straight to your TikTok profile, or leave each run as a draft for you to approve. Leave it on drafts and nothing reaches your profile until you have opened it and hit post yourself. With no TikTok account linked at all, posts simply wait for you here.

Yes, and you don't need an account to start. Paste your store link and you get slideshows you can download, share by QR code, or keep here until you're ready. You only connect TikTok when you want posting to happen from inside the app. Worth reading the fortnight above first, though: a brand new account takes about two weeks of steady posting before it reaches anyone, and that part is real work no tool removes.

You cancel yourself, from the billing portal, in about two clicks. There is no email to send and nobody to talk to. The plan keeps running until the end of the period you already paid for, then drops to the free plan. Your slideshows, images and media library stay where they are; you keep what you made.

Yes. Pick a track from the catalogue that ships with the app, or upload your own, and it is attached to the post when it publishes. One limit worth knowing: TikTok's API won't let anything choose a specific trending sound on your behalf, so if you want this week's sound you finish that post in the TikTok app.

It's built for your own apps, not as an agency tool. You can invite someone into a project as an editor or a viewer, so a co-founder or a contractor can work alongside you. What doesn't exist: client separation, white-labelling, per-seat billing, or an approval flow to send work to someone outside your project. If you run apps for other people, this probably isn't the tool you want yet.