What teams build on public social metrics.

Three workflows, each built on APIs that exist today.

1 Paste URL A public profile or post URL from a supported platform.
2 Choose API Profile, stats, posts or transcript. A wrong kind of URL is refused free.
3 Use fields In the platform’s own terms.
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Agencies, marketplaces and affiliate teams

Prove a campaign post went live

Confirm a creator posted what they were paid for: read the post by URL, capture public metrics with a timestamp, and re-check it later.

A creator sends a link and a screenshot. The screenshot is not evidence, and by the time anyone checks, the post may have been edited, made private or deleted. What a reconciliation needs is a number with a timestamp on it, taken by something other than the person being paid.

/v1/tiktok/stats/v1/instagram/stats/v1/tiktok/profile
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Brand partnerships and creator operations

Compare a creator shortlist side by side

Score candidates on public follower, post and engagement data across TikTok, Instagram and YouTube before a campaign brief goes out.

A shortlist arrives as a spreadsheet of links across three platforms. Comparing them by hand means opening thirty tabs, and each platform names and rounds its numbers differently, so the comparison is wrong before it starts.

/v1/tiktok/profile/v1/youtube/channel/v1/tiktok/posts
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Content, research and developer teams

Turn a YouTube video into a script

Pull the public transcript of a YouTube video with timed segments, for repurposing, research, search indexing or feeding an agent a narrow tool.

The useful part of a video is what was said, and it is locked in a player. Scraping the page for it means maintaining a parser against a site that changes, and handing an agent a whole browser when all it needed was text.

/v1/youtube/transcript/v1/youtube/stats
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