TikTok marketing for an app, without a creator budget.
You shipped the app. Somebody still has to post about it every day. Social Studio reads your listing, plans the ideas, makes the posts and publishes them to your own TikTok after you say yes to each one.
Real posts, made and published by the studio on accounts we run. Play them with sound.
Why TikTok, for an app
App Store search and paid installs are where everyone already competes. TikTok is the one channel where a small app can still be seen by people who were not looking for it, because the feed is decided per video, not per account. A new account with zero followers can get a video in front of thousands of people if the video holds attention. That is also why one post a week does not work: the feed gives each video a small test audience, and you need many tests to learn what your audience stops for.
What the studio makes for an app
- A calendar of post ideas planned from your App Store or Play listing, each with its own cadence, so the month's volume is the sum of what you booked.
- Photo videos: a sequence of scenes with motion, on-screen text, an original music track and a voiceover from a catalog of more than 200 voices. Carousels and single images too, in a smaller share because they get less reach.
- Your real screenshots and product photos in every scene, so the app on screen is yours and not a lookalike.
- Captions and hashtags written for the post, and the AI-generated content label on every one.
- Publishing to the TikTok account you connected, through TikTok's official posting API, after you approve the post.
How a week goes
- Paste your listing link and upload a few screenshots. Correct the product notes once if the studio got something wrong.
- Pick how often each idea posts. One idea daily and two ideas twice a week is five posts a week.
- Open the review screen when posts arrive. Watch, fix the caption if you like, set who can see it, press Post. Or leave it.
- After a week, look at which formats held attention and tell the studio to make more of those.
Who this fits
Solo founders and two-person teams making consumer apps: AI and productivity tools, try-on and beauty apps, fitness and health trackers, travel and local guides, recipe apps, small games. People who tried hiring TikTok creators and got tired of briefing, waiting and rejecting. If you have an in-house creator posting daily already, you probably do not need this.
What it will not do
It will not film anyone or make AI video footage of people. It will not post without your approval. It will not post to Instagram or YouTube. It will not promise views or followers: a new account's first posts often sit at very low views, and that is about the account, not the post. Judge a format over a week, not a day.
Questions
Does it work from just a store link?
Yes. The listing gives the studio your app's name, what it does, its screenshots and its reviews. You can add product photos, a logo and corrections on top.
Can I show the app's real screens?
Yes. Upload the screenshots you want used and they anchor the scenes. The studio does not invent an interface for your app.
Do I need to show my face?
No. Posts are faceless by default. If you want a recurring presenter, the studio can keep a consistent generated persona across posts, labelled as AI content.
How many posts a day can one account publish?
TikTok caps an account at around nine or ten posts a day; anything beyond that rolls to the next day. Most apps do well between one and three a day.
Will the posts carry an AI label?
Yes. Every post ships with TikTok's AI-generated content disclosure. We do not make that optional.
Post every day without filming every day
Social Studio plans the ideas, makes the posts with music, voiceover and captions, and publishes them to your own TikTok after you approve each one.