Social Publisher
Reframe, caption, and review clips before publishing them to social platforms.
Access is tied to your Twitch account. You can also contact Aryan by email.
Product film
Reframe and caption a clip in the production editor, then see an existing public TikTok post. The editing session is a reenactment and the four uploads shown are simulated.
The problem
Publishing one clip can mean repeating the same editing and review steps for several platforms.
From source clip to reviewed post
Keep the edit, approval, and delivery status together.
Start from preserved media and provenance.
What it does
Adapt the frame, not the source
Turn a broadcast moment into a usable vertical story.
Details and screenshot
Reframe source media for the destination while preserving the original clip.
The editing workspace keeps source and target composition together. Editors avoid rebuilding the same moment in separate tools.
Limit A useful crop still requires visual judgment.
Correct the words and the message
Make the clip understandable in a silent feed and relevant to each platform.
How it works
Review subtitles and write destination-aware copy before approval.
Timed text, copy, and source context remain in one reviewable asset. A platform variant carries a deliberate editorial message.
Limit Generated captions and copy require human correction and approval.
Know whether publishing can actually happen
Distinguish a content problem from missing platform access.
Details and screenshot
Inspect adapter/token health, approve the variant, and verify the resulting post separately.
Prepared, submitted, and confirmed states are tracked independently. Operators can act on the right failure and trust a checked result.
Limit Posting calls were intercepted in the public film; its TikTok result is separately verified. Permissions and token expiry remain external constraints.
Engineering
Show decisions and tradeoffs
Keep approval explicit
I separate preparation from the final platform action and require review. Automation should not bypass editorial judgment or accountability.
Tradeoff The system removes repeated work but does not promise zero-touch publishing.
Treat token health as production state
I surface destination connectivity beside the queue. Editors should know whether failure belongs to content, an adapter, or access.
Tradeoff Platform API changes still require maintenance.
Verify the result separately
I keep published-result evidence distinct from upload progress. A progress indicator is not proof that the intended post exists.
Tradeoff Verification depends on each destination's API and permissions.
Evidence
- views on the verified TikTok result
- 4,476Checked Oct 02, 2026
- likes on that same verified result
- 447Public result shown in product
- destination adapters in the workflow
- 4Posting calls intercepted during capture
Current state and limits
- Available
- The workspace supports source selection, vertical reframing, subtitle correction, copy, review, adapter state, and result inspection.
- Limits
- Platform permissions, API changes, token expiry, and human approval remain dependencies.
- Next
- Harden adapter verification and recovery from expired platform access.
- Project role
- Sole designer, engineer, and operator
- Built with
- Next.js · TypeScript · React · FFmpeg · Platform APIs · PostgreSQL