chronically.ioWhat Chronically does
Chronically is a self-serve publishing tool for creators who have a day job. It sits between the videos you've already made and the platforms you post to, and it makes the last step — reviewing and posting — take minutes instead of an evening.
A workspace for your content
Each creator gets a private workspace. Your rendered videos appear in your library, ready to preview and post. During the alpha we load your library for you from the videos you send us; self-serve uploads are next.
Connect your own TikTok account
You connect TikTok yourself through TikTok Login Kit: you see TikTok's own consent screen, you approve exactly the permissions listed, and you can revoke them any time from TikTok's settings. Chronically never sees your TikTok password.
The post page
Every post goes through one page that walks through TikTok's publishing rules:
Posting as…
Your TikTok nickname and avatar are shown, so you always know which account you're posting to.
Video preview
Watch the exact file before it goes anywhere.
Caption
Pre-filled and fully editable before posting.
Who can view
Public, friends, or only you — chosen by you each time, never preselected.
Comments, duets, stitches
Off until you turn them on; options your account has disabled stay greyed out.
Content disclosure
Mark promotional or branded content when it applies; branded content can't be posted as private.
Nothing is sent to TikTok until you press Post. By posting you agree to TikTok's Music Usage Confirmation (and its Branded Content Policy when you mark a paid partnership) — the page says so right under the button.
Two ways to finish
Post now publishes directly with the settings you chose, and the page reports TikTok's status until it's live.
Send to my TikTok drafts uploads the video to your TikTok inbox so you can finish it in the TikTok app.
What's next
YouTube Shorts and Instagram Reels from the same post page, scheduling to the hours your audience is online, and self-serve uploads. The same publishing engine already runs our own channels every day, so these are wiring work, not research.