A privacy-first message scheduling and social automation app for Android. Unlike cloud-based tools that require official APIs and per-message fees, TikTask runs scheduled actions locally on your phone using Android accessibility, so your content stays on your device. Supports automating messages, polls, likes, comments, and follows across WhatsApp (including Business), Instagram (including Direct), Telegram, Signal, Viber, Gmail, and Slack. Features include repeat rules (daily/weekly/monthly), recipient lists, text buckets for personalized messages, smart variables, and optional Google Drive backup. Pricing: Free (basic scheduling, core automations); Premium $9.99/mo (business automations, unlimited actions/channels, advanced scheduling, backup, ad-free); Lifetime $149.99. Note: Android only (no web or iOS version); reliability depends on OEM background settings (Samsung/Xiaomi/OPPO/Honor may require manual battery/autostart configuration); some third-party directories incorrectly describe it as a TikTok content tool (it is not); company is small and uses a free email address for contact.

A Safari extension for Mac-based YouTube creators that adds research and publishing tools inside YouTube and YouTube Studio—no CreatorHat login, no API key. Features include a channel-relative outlier finder (compares a video\'s views per day to the channel\'s recent normal), keyword research based on YouTube\'s own suggestions plus current competition and views-per-day of ranking videos (no invented search-volume numbers), rank checks, channel audits, and upload assist: while YouTube processes an upload, CreatorHat transcribes the video on-device via Apple Intelligence and drafts title choices and a description beside the Studio fields. Local transcripts and saved research stay on the Mac; no account system and no server. $29.99/year on the Mac App Store, no monthly plan, no separate AI bill. Note: does not guarantee more views—research signals still require editorial judgment.