Your listing does the setup
Paste an App Store or Play Store URL. The app name, the screenshots, the description and the tone come off the listing, and about two minutes later there's a draft you can post.
What's in it
Everything the app does today.
Grouped in the order you meet it: a link becomes a slideshow, you change what you don't like, you send it somewhere, and it keeps going without you. What isn't built yet is at the bottom, marked as not built.
From a store link to a slideshow
A style per campaign
A campaign is one angle on your app. Set the look once and everything that campaign posts keeps it, so a month of posts still reads as one account.
Hooks in the formats TikTok already rewards
An opener, the value points and a closing line. The shapes are the ones that work on the app; what fills them comes off your listing. Eight slides by default, fifteen at most, 9:16 with no cropping.
Making it yours
Change anything, including what we got wrong
Rewrite any line, reposition or zoom an image, reorder or remove slides, regenerate a picture or swap in your own. Nothing is locked, and you never open a design tool.
A new picture behind every slide
AI-generated backgrounds, your screenshots, your uploads and stock photos land in one library per project. Nothing you make gets thrown away between campaigns.
Music that ships with the post
A licensed catalogue to pick from, or upload your own track. The choice travels with the post rather than being something you add on your phone afterwards.
Getting it posted
One tap to TikTok
Link an account once. After that a finished post goes live on your profile or waits as a draft in your TikTok inbox — your call, per post — caption and hashtags attached. Several accounts can hang off one project.
Anywhere else? Scan it.
A QR code hands the post to your phone, ready to share into Instagram, Threads, X or anything else you have installed. Or download the slides and post them however you like.
Views and likes come back
Posts sent to a linked account report their numbers here, next to the hook that earned them. That's how you find out which angle to keep and which to drop.
Keeping it going
A scheduler that keeps going
Pick the weekdays and up to three times a day, in your own timezone. Every run builds a slideshow from the next hook, and posts it or leaves it as a draft depending on what that campaign is set to.
Hooks that don't run out
Each campaign holds a list of angles to work through, and fresh ones get written when the list runs low. You can edit that list, or add your own hook and have the next post use it.
Someone alongside you
Invite a co-founder or a contractor into a project as an editor or a viewer. What doesn't exist: client separation, white-labelling, per-seat billing or an approval flow — it's built for your own apps, not as an agency tool.
The backgrounds and the first draft of the copy are AI-generated. 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 inside the app — we tell you to switch it on yourself.
What we're building next Q4 2026
- Everywhere else your users are. Instagram, Threads and X published from here, instead of through a QR code and your phone.
- Ads out of the same listing. A hook that earns its reach organically is the one worth putting money behind.
- Videos, not just slideshows. You can upload your own video files today and keep them beside a campaign. Generating them is not built.
- The first fortnight, run for you. Your account warmed to the point where posting actually reaches people, so your day one isn't a cold start.
None of this is built yet, and none of it is in the prices. Q4 2026 is where we're aiming, not a promise we're taking your money for.
That's the whole product.
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