Integrations
Publishes natively. Reads the numbers back.
Four platforms, four official APIs, one pipeline. Every connection is scoped to publishing and analytics — nothing more — and revocable in one click.
TikTok
- Publishes
- Direct post via the Content Posting API — video, caption, privacy level and AI-generated-content disclosure.
- Reads back
- Views, likes, comments and shares per video.
- Tuning
- Optimized for velocity: clips render loop-friendly and hook-first for TikTok's early sampling.
YouTube
- Publishes
- Shorts upload via the YouTube Data API — title, description, category and altered-content flag.
- Reads back
- Views, likes, comments and shares per Short.
- Tuning
- Search-aware: titles and first lines are written to be findable, because Shorts collect views for months.
- Publishes
- Reels publishing via the Instagram Graph API — clean masters, native captions, no third-party watermarks.
- Reads back
- Views, likes, comments and shares per Reel.
- Tuning
- Tuned for the feed: clean masters and native captions, because Reels down-ranks watermarked, low-effort repurposing.
X
- Publishes
- Posts, threads and image + text via the X API v2 — long-form or chained, with media uploaded natively.
- Reads back
- Views, likes, comments and shares per post.
- Tuning
- Built for the timeline: hooks lead and threads chain, so one idea can run long-form or as a chain.
Native publishing, not cross-posting
Every post is uploaded directly through the platform's own API — TikTok's Content Posting API, the YouTube Data API, the Instagram Graph API and the X API v2 — as a first-class post on that platform. That matters because the feeds treat re-shared, watermarked or link-out content differently from something posted natively: Instagram openly down-ranks visible watermarks from other apps, and a native upload keeps the clean master, the platform's own captions and the correct aspect ratio. Klipsy uploads to each destination in parallel, so one idea reaches four platforms at once — and a failure on one platform never blocks the other three.
Each connection is authorized through the platform's official login and scoped to two things only: publishing on your behalf and reading back the public performance of what it published. No password ever reaches Klipsy, and nothing outside those two scopes is requested.
What Klipsy reads back — and what it doesn't
Across all four platforms Klipsy stores four numbers per post: views, likes, comments and shares. They're pulled through the same connection that published the post, refreshed as each platform reports them, and attributed to the exact post — and the exact template — that earned them.
We deliberately don't invent numbers the APIs don't hand over cleanly. Watch-time curves, retention graphs, save counts and link-click attribution are either unavailable or inconsistent across the public APIs, so Klipsy doesn't display them rather than estimate them. Four honest, comparable metrics beat a dashboard padded with guesses.
Tokens, handled properly
Scoped
Connections use each platform's official login and request only publishing and analytics permissions. Klipsy never sees your password.
Encrypted
Tokens are encrypted at rest with application-layer encryption on top of disk encryption, and refreshed before they expire.
Revocable
Disconnect in settings and the stored token is cleared immediately — or revoke from the platform's own security page. Details in the privacy policy.