Features

One upload, every platform

Upload a video once, write one caption, and pick any of TikTok, YouTube and Instagram. Azim Social sends it to TikTok as a Direct Post through the Content Posting API (fixing the format first if TikTok would reject it), to YouTube through the YouTube Data API's resumable upload, and to Instagram as a Reel through the Content Publishing API, then follows each platform until the post is live. You don't need to stay online while it runs.

YouTube scheduling

Give a YouTube upload a release time and YouTube publishes it then; until that moment it stays private.

Privacy levels that respect TikTok's rules

Before the composer lets you publish, Azim Social queries TikTok's creator_info endpoint and offers only the privacy levels TikTok currently permits for your account. Unaudited apps are limited to private posts, and Azim Social shows you that rather than failing at publish time.

Honest post status

Every post carries its real state on each platform: queued, uploading (with progress for YouTube), processing, published, scheduled, or failed. When a platform rejects a post, Azim Social shows the reason it gave instead of a generic error.

One overview for both platforms

TikTok followers, YouTube subscribers and Instagram followers add up to your total audience, and a growth chart tracks all three over time from hourly snapshots taken from the moment you connect.

Instagram insights

Views, reach, accounts engaged, interactions, saves and link taps for the last 7 or 28 days, daily reach and new followers, per-post views and saves, and — once you have 100+ followers — where your audience lives and its age and gender breakdown.

TikTok video metrics

Azim Social reads your videos through TikTok's Display API and shows view, like, comment and share counts and engagement rate side by side, alongside your follower, following and like totals.

YouTube Analytics

Views, watch time, average view duration and net subscribers per day for 7, 28, 90 or 365 days, plus where your viewers are, how they find your videos and which devices they watch on — from the YouTube Analytics API, for your own channel only.

Permission-aware interface

Azim Social only requests the permissions it actually uses, and each panel checks whether the platform granted them. If a permission is missing, the panel says so plainly rather than showing an empty chart.

• openid email profile (Google) — signing you in.
• user.info.basic — your TikTok open ID, display name, avatar.
• user.info.stats — TikTok follower, following, and like totals.
• video.list — your own TikTok videos and their public metrics.
• video.publish — publishing to TikTok.
• youtube.upload — uploading to your YouTube channel.
• youtube.readonly — your channel and its videos.
• yt-analytics.readonly — your channel's YouTube Analytics.
• instagram_business_basic — your Instagram profile and posts.
• instagram_business_content_publish — publishing Reels.
• instagram_business_manage_insights — your account and post insights.

Webhook-driven updates

TikTok notifies Azim Social when a post finishes publishing or when you revoke access. The console reflects what TikTok reported, not a local guess.

One-click disconnect

Disconnect any platform on the console's Connections page, or from the platform's own settings. The token is revoked and deleted immediately, and you can request full data deletion from Support.