Epe, Nederland
ShortSera exists because running several TikTok accounts is mostly an exercise in logging in and out. The same video, uploaded five times, with the same caption typed five times, from five different sessions. Everything about that is mechanical, and none of it is the part anyone actually wants to spend their evening on.
You connect the accounts you own, upload a video once, and schedule it to as many of them as you like. Uploads are spread across a window you choose rather than firing simultaneously. Every account’s performance sits on one chart, and the videos you post from live in one shared library instead of scattered across devices.
Everything runs through TikTok’s official Content Posting and Display APIs. You authorise each account through TikTok’s own consent screen, and you can revoke that access from your TikTok settings at any time without asking us. We never see or store a TikTok password.
That choice rules a few things out. We do not automate engagement, buy or generate followers, or touch accounts you do not own. Tools that do those things tend to run on racks of physical phones and unofficial logins; the trade is that they can do more, right up until the accounts are banned. We would rather be the boring option that keeps working.
It also means the product only shows data TikTok actually exposes. Follower counts, views, likes, comments and shares are available through the API. Watch time, retention and audience demographics are not, so you will not find them here rather than find an estimate dressed up as a measurement.
ShortSera is an independent product built in the Netherlands, registered under KVK 99819600. It is small and self-funded, which mostly means decisions get made quickly and the person who wrote the code is the person who answers your email.
help@shortsera.com — questions, bugs, feature requests and complaints all go to the same place.