Every Video Tells a Story. We Help You Read It.

Every video you publish gets a full breakdown: views, likes, comments, shares, saves, and engagement rate. No jumping between tabs or screenshotting your TikTok analytics dashboard. Astriq pulls it all in and organizes everything in one place so you can scan your entire library and immediately see what's working and what fell flat.

You can sort and filter by any metric. Want to see your top videos by shares this month? Done. Curious which videos got the most saves but barely any comments? That's two clicks. The goal is to make your data easy to browse, not something you dread opening.

Over time, patterns start to emerge. Maybe your morning posts consistently outperform your evening ones. Maybe duets get more engagement than originals. You won't know until you can see everything side by side, and that's exactly what the performance dashboard gives you. It turns a pile of numbers into something you can actually act on.

Not every sync needs to pull your entire history. That's why Astriq gives you three modes: full, incremental, and quick. Full sync grabs everything from your TikTok account, all the way back. It's great for your first import or when you want a complete refresh. Incremental sync picks up where you left off, only fetching videos and stats that have changed since your last pull.

Quick sync is the lightweight option. It refreshes your most recent posts so you can check how today's content is doing without burning through credits. Each mode costs a different amount, and you're always in control of which one runs. No surprises on your credit balance.

This matters because TikTok data shifts constantly. A video can go viral three weeks after you posted it. Regular syncing keeps your numbers fresh so you're making decisions based on what's happening now, not what happened when you last remembered to check. Set it up once and let it run, or trigger syncs manually whenever you want.

This is where the copilot earns its keep. Instead of manually sorting through dozens of videos, just ask. "Which videos performed best this week?" "Show me videos with above-average engagement." "What's my best-performing duet?" The AI understands your data and can slice it however you need, returning ranked results with the numbers to back them up.

It goes beyond simple sorting. The copilot can compare time periods, highlight outliers, and surface videos that are trending upward even if their total numbers are still modest. That's the kind of insight that's hard to spot when you're scrolling through a table yourself. You ask a question in plain English and get a clear answer with context.

The more data you sync, the smarter the answers get. After a few weeks of regular syncing, the copilot has enough history to spot real patterns. It can tell you that your how-to videos get 40% more saves than your vlogs, or that your average engagement drops on weekends. You don't have to build a spreadsheet to figure that out. Just ask.

Analytics are only useful if they change what you do next. The Canvas workspace lets you take your video insights and turn them into a content plan. Drag your top-performing video data onto the canvas, add notes, group videos by theme or format, and start mapping out your next batch of content. It's a freeform workspace that feels like a whiteboard, except this one actually knows your numbers.

Say you notice your recipe videos consistently outperform everything else. Pull those insights onto the canvas, brainstorm ten new recipe ideas around them, and organize them into a posting schedule. You can mix data cards with text notes, draw connections between ideas, and rearrange everything until it makes sense.

The canvas is especially useful for creators who batch their content. Instead of deciding what to film the morning of, you have a visual plan built on real performance data. You know what topics your audience responds to, what formats work, and where the gaps are. Planning becomes less guesswork and more strategy, and you can update the canvas every time you sync new data.