asuri

Line up the series. asuri posts it and keeps score.

asuri is a Mac app for people who post short videos on a schedule. Drop in the next episodes, write each caption once per platform, and they go out to TikTok and Instagram at your daily post times. Then see which ones worked.

See what it does Requires macOS 27 or later

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Posting

A queue that empties itself, one video per post time.

Add videos from Finder, set the times you post each day, and leave the Mac running. asuri sits in the menu bar and takes the next video in line when a post time arrives.

Queue

Drag videos in and reorder them. Each one goes out at the next daily post time, or at a specific time you pick. Post any of them right away when you'd rather not wait.

Captions for each platform

Write the TikTok caption and the Instagram caption side by side, with a live character and hashtag count against each platform's limit. Saved hashtag sets drop in with one click.

You choose who sees it

For every TikTok post you pick who can see it from the options TikTok allows for that account, and whether comments, Duet and Stitch are on.

Brands

Run several brands from one window. Each brand has its own TikTok account, Instagram account, queue, post times and stats.

Stats

Find out what worked, in numbers you can compare.

asuri checks your posts every few hours and keeps the history, so you see how a video grew and how it stacks up against the rest of the series.

Posts

Views, likes, comments and shares for every video on TikTok and Instagram, plus saves, reach and watch time where Instagram reports them.

Series Trend

Every episode measured at the same age, 48 hours after posting, so a video from last month and one from yesterday compare fairly.

Captions

The median views of videos with and without each word, hashtag or caption style, so you can tell which habits are helping.

Outliers

Watch public Instagram accounts in your niche. asuri checks them daily and points out the posts that did far better than usual for that account.

Ask Claude

Turn on the built-in connection and Claude on your Mac can read your stats to answer questions about them. It is read-only and never leaves your machine's loopback address.

How it works

Three steps from a folder of videos to a running series.

  1. Connect your accountsSign in to TikTok and Instagram in your browser. asuri never sees your password, only the permission you approve.
  2. Fill the queueAdd the next videos, write their captions, and set your daily post times.
  3. Read the resultsStats arrive on their own. Open Posts, Series Trend or Captions whenever you want to plan the next batch.

TikTok access

What asuri asks TikTok for, and what it does with it.

You connect a TikTok account with Login with TikTok. The sign-in page opens in your browser and lists these three permissions. asuri asks for nothing else.

PermissionWhat asuri does with it
user.info.basicShows which TikTok account is connected to each brand, by its name.
video.publishPosts the videos you put in the queue to your TikTok profile, with the caption, audience and comment, Duet and Stitch settings you chose for that post.
video.listReads your public videos and their view, like, comment and share counts to draw your stats.
  • Nothing is posted that you didn't queue. asuri only publishes videos you added, with the caption you wrote.
  • Your data stays on your Mac. There is no asuri server. Your sign-in tokens are kept in the macOS Keychain and your stats in the app's own storage.
  • You can disconnect at any time. Choose Disconnect in Accounts and asuri revokes its access with TikTok. You can also remove it in the TikTok app under Settings and privacy, Security and permissions, Manage app permissions.

Get asuri

For Mac, macOS 27 or later. Questions and support: factolyapp@gmail.com

By using asuri you agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

The download link appears here with the first public release.