Campaign management for agencies and labels
Talent agencies and record labels brief creators, track the posts those creators publish, and reconcile payouts against verified performance — in one place, instead of a spreadsheet and a folder of screenshots.
Campaign · Summer single launch
Views across every tracked post
Inside the app
Two previews of the app, filled with invented demo data. The controls work — change the window, approve a creator.
Track a TikTok sound and see how many videos use it, read on a schedule.
48,200 uses
+18,200 in 7 days
12,900 uses
+4,100 in 7 days
31,500 uses
+200 in 7 days
Status follows the rule the app uses: viral at 100 or more new uses an hour across the window, trending at 10 or more, declining when uses fall.
Send a client one link. They approve or decline each creator, and the decision comes back to your list.
1 approved0 declined3 waiting
How a campaign runs
Each stage adds to the same campaign, so the numbers you report and the payouts you approve come from the same rows.
Pitch
You brief a shortlist, not a spreadsheet. Every creator you approach is attached to the campaign from the first message, so nothing lives in one person's inbox.
Brief
Deliverables, rates and deadlines attach to the creator, not to a thread. Everyone on the campaign opens the same row and sees the same numbers.
Live
The creator connects their own account once. Views, likes and comments refresh themselves against the campaign, so the status you quote a client is the status that is true.
Track
Client-ready reporting that reconciles, because it is built from the same rows you approved — not from a spreadsheet somebody retyped on Friday.
Pay
The ledger closes itself. What you approved is what left the account, to the rupee, with a record against the creator who earned it.
Connected accounts
A creator links an account from their own portal, and can disconnect it there at any time. Disconnecting revokes the token with the platform and deletes it from our database. We read the profile and the post performance the creator lets each platform share with us — we never publish, edit or delete anything.
What we read
Display name, avatar, username, bio, profile link and verified badge; follower, following, like and video counts; and the view, like, comment and share counts on the creator's public videos.
What we read
Username, profile picture, bio, follower and following counts, and recent posts with their likes and comments, plus the insights Instagram shares with the account: views, reach, shares and saves.
What we read
The Page the creator chooses: its name, picture and follower count, and its recent posts with their likes, comments, shares and views, and the comments people leave on them.
What we read
The connected channel's name, handle, picture and description, its subscriber, view and video counts, and its recent videos with their title, date, views, likes and comments.
Create an account, add a campaign, and send creators a link to connect their accounts.