Paroot measures which of your TikTok posts outperform your own usual reach, works out the format behind them, and drafts the next one. You review every draft and publish it yourself in the TikTok app.
Connect with TikTok's official login. Paroot never posts anything without you.
How it works
Paroot reads the accounts you connect, tells you which posts outperformed your own average, and prepares the next draft. Publishing is always your click.
You authorise Paroot through TikTok's official login screen, so we never see or ask for your TikTok password. TikTok shows you exactly what you are granting before you agree, and Paroot only ever accesses the accounts you choose to connect.
Paroot ranks your posts against your own baseline rather than against the whole of TikTok. A post that beats your usual reach shows up at the top with the multiple it cleared, its follower count and how old it is.
Paroot drafts a post in the format that worked and shows it to you first. You review it, choose the account and the audience, then send it to TikTok — where you make any final edits and publish it yourself.
Features
Every measurement Paroot makes is relative to the account it belongs to, so a 20,000-view post counts as a breakout for one creator and an ordinary day for another.
Paroot works out the level your posts normally reach and draws a cut line there. Anything above it is ranked by how far it cleared, so you can see at a glance whether a post did twice your usual numbers or seventy times. Sort by views, by the multiple over the cut, by follower count or by age, and open any post on TikTok to watch it again.
When Paroot has drafted a post you get the whole thing in front of you: the account it would go to, who would be able to see it, and the post itself. Nothing moves until you press the button. The draft then lands in your TikTok inbox, where you finish it in the TikTok app and publish it in your own time.
Paroot describes what a breakout post actually did — the hook, the pacing, the structure — so the pattern is something you can reuse rather than guess at.
Connect more than one TikTok account and keep a separate baseline, a separate index and separate drafts for each of them.
Drafts are written to match how the account already sounds, so what you review reads like your own posts rather than a template.
Posts are re-measured as they age, so a slow climber is not missed and your baseline stays current as the account grows.
Permissions
Paroot asks TikTok for as little as it can and tells you plainly what that is. Here is the whole list.
Your display name, username, avatar and profile link, plus your follower count, following count, total likes and video count. Read-only.
The posts on the TikTok accounts you connect, with their view, like, comment and share counts, titles, thumbnails and publish dates. Read-only.
A draft is sent to your TikTok inbox when you press the button in Paroot, and not before. You then open TikTok, review it, edit it and publish it yourself.
Paroot never publishes to your profile. It does not read your direct messages, does not touch accounts you have not connected, and never interacts with anyone else from your account.
Connecting runs through TikTok's official login, so Paroot never sees your TikTok password. Access tokens are encrypted before they are stored and are never sent to your browser.
Disconnect an account from your dashboard and the stored tokens are deleted immediately. You can also revoke access from TikTok, under Settings and privacy → Security and permissions → Manage app permissions.
The full detail is in our Privacy Policy.
FAQ
Most of them are about what Paroot is allowed to do with a connected TikTok account, so those come first.
Create an account, connect a TikTok profile through TikTok's official login, and Paroot will show you which of your posts cleared your own baseline.
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