TikTok needs a volume of video that almost no small business can shoot, which is why most accounts go quiet after a fortnight. QuQi makes the video instead. The Video Producer builds short vertical clips with real voices and named presenters, or product videos from your own catalogue, and the Social Copywriter writes them up for TikTok specifically.
One click from the Integrations page.
The Video Producer makes creator-style vertical clips without a camera or a crew.
From the calendar, from an approval message, or on its own.
Every agent starts switched off. You turn these on when you want them, one agent at a time.
No. The Video Producer makes creator-style videos with named presenters and a real voice, cinematic ads with music, and product videos built from your own catalogue. No camera, no crew and no shoot day. That is usually the difference between a TikTok account that keeps going and one that stops.
Videos and photo posts. The calendar knows the rule, so TikTok can only be selected for a post when the media suits it, and the chip explains why when it cannot be chosen.
Three between them. The Social Planner decides how often TikTok gets posted to, the Video Producer makes the clip, and the Social Copywriter writes the caption for TikTok rather than reusing one. The Publisher sends it at the scheduled time.
Yes, and that is the default. Everything lands on the calendar first, where you can watch it, change the day or bin it. Autopilot is off on every agent until you turn it on.
Yes. One idea gets rewritten for each network it is going to, and the vertical video suits both. What goes to TikTok is written for TikTok, not the Instagram caption with the hashtags swapped.
Settings apply per website - manage several sites from one account.