Content Engine
A private publishing tool built for Daniel Ro. It holds short clips cut from his podcast and posts them to his own social accounts on a schedule, one a day, with every post reviewed and confirmed before it goes anywhere.
Long-form interviews get cut into short vertical clips. Those clips are queued in order, with a caption and a date, and published automatically at the time they were scheduled for. It is not a publishing network and there is no sign-up. It runs for one creator and the accounts he owns.
Clips post one a day in a planned sequence, so guests are spaced out and nothing repeats back to back.
Nothing uploads on its own. Each post is previewed and approved first, with its privacy and comment settings chosen by hand.
Once approved, a post goes out at its scheduled time without anyone needing to be at a screen.
Connecting a TikTok account authorizes this tool to post to that account and nothing else. The account holder signs in with TikTok, approves one screen, and can disconnect at any time.
No content is posted without that confirmation, no watermark is added, and nothing is shared anywhere else.
Access tokens are stored on our own server and used only to publish to the account that granted them. Nothing is sold, shared or used for advertising. Disconnecting revokes the tool's access immediately, and the connection can also be removed from the account's own settings on each platform.