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Features

TisRadar covers the daily work of running social accounts: measuring what happened, deciding what to publish next, publishing it, and handling the responses.

Performance analytics

For every post, reel and story you publish, TisRadar records how it performed over time — views, reach, likes, comments, saves, shares and watch time, depending on what each platform reports. Instead of a single number, you see the shape of the launch: how fast a post gathered views in its first hours, and how that compares with your own previous posts of the same type. Account-level figures (followers, total likes, video count) are tracked over time as well.

What TisRadar reads from TikTok

For a connected TikTok account, TisRadar reads the account's display name and avatar, account statistics (follower count, likes, number of videos) and the list of the user's own videos with their view counts. TisRadar does not read TikTok comments and does not access TikTok direct messages.

TisRadar statistics screen: counters for account measurements, demographics, publications and radar samples, above a register of published posts with view counts per platform.
Every post and its result in one register — platform, type, date and views.

Content radar

TisRadar content radar: a list of topics suggested for today, each with its priority, source, a one-line reason and buttons to turn it into a reel or a post.
Each suggestion carries its reason and its source, so you can judge it rather than trust it.

A planning aid that combines a calendar of recurring events, seasonal interest measured through public search-trend data, and local weather signals. It proposes topics that fit the coming days and explains why each one is suggested. Suggestions are just suggestions — nothing is scheduled or published on their basis without the user acting on it.

Direct publishing

You compose a post once — text, photos or video — choose which of your connected accounts should receive it, and publish. TisRadar uses each platform's official publishing API. You can also pick a future time and the post waits in a visible queue that you can cancel until the last moment.

For TikTok specifically, the publishing screen follows TikTok's requirements: the privacy setting is loaded from your account and is never preselected for you, comment, duet and stitch options respect what your account allows, and commercial content can be disclosed as branded content or a paid partnership. The video is only sent after you click publish.

TisRadar publishing screen with the TikTok panel open: the connected account with its avatar, a required privacy choice with no preselected value, comment, duet and stitch switches all off by default, a commercial content disclosure checkbox, and a link to TikTok's Music Usage Confirmation.
The TikTok panel: your account and avatar, privacy that you must choose yourself, interaction settings off until you turn them on, and the commercial-content disclosure.

Comment inbox

Comments left on your own Facebook, Instagram and Threads posts are collected into one inbox. An assistant classifies them (question, praise, complaint, spam) and drafts a possible reply, which is shown to you as a proposal — nothing is sent until you approve it.

Separately, you can set up a keyword rule: when a viewer comments an agreed word under a post you chose, they automatically receive the private message and link you prepared in advance. You decide the keyword and the wording; after that the rule works on its own, sends to each viewer only once and respects a daily limit. TikTok is not part of either feature — TisRadar does not read TikTok comments and cannot send TikTok direct messages.

TisRadar comment inbox: one comment awaiting a decision, with a drafted reply shown as a proposal and buttons to approve, copy, regenerate or skip it. The commenter's name is pixelated out.
A drafted reply is only ever a proposal — it waits for your approval.

Assistant

A chat panel that answers questions about your own data — for example how a given post performed compared with its group, or how follower counts moved over the last weeks. It reads the numbers already collected in TisRadar and draws charts from them.

Product radar

For creators who work with affiliate links, TisRadar tracks which products are currently selling in their niche, using public marketplace and search-trend data, and remembers which ones were already used in content.

Every feature above works on the accounts you connected yourself. TisRadar never publishes, replies or sends a message on its own initiative — each of those actions requires a click from the user.