poster.llokqA llokq product
Your videos, your accounts, published on your schedule.
poster.llokq is a desktop scheduler for people who make their own short videos. You queue a file with a caption and a time, and it publishes to your own YouTube, TikTok and Instagram accounts. The queue, the files and the access tokens stay on your machine.
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What it is
It is a command line app you install on your own Mac. There is no llokq server in the middle: nothing about your videos, captions or accounts is uploaded to us, because there is nowhere on our side for it to go. When a post is due, your machine talks to the platform's API directly, using the access token you granted it.
That design is the whole point of the product. A scheduler that holds your videos and your tokens on someone else's server is a scheduler that can leak them. This one cannot, because it never has them.
One queue
Every platform reads from the same local queue. One list, one set of statuses, one place to see what is going out and when.
Nothing publishes by accident
Posts sit behind an approval gate. A post you have not approved, or whose consent you have not recorded, is not a post the scheduler will touch.
Resumable uploads
A dropped connection or an expired token mid-upload does not mean starting the file again. The upload picks up from the last byte the platform confirmed.
Local by construction
Videos, captions, schedule and tokens live in a database and a credentials file on your disk, readable only by your user account.
How a post gets published
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Connect an account
You sign in to each platform yourself, in your own browser, through that platform's official OAuth screen. poster.llokq receives an access token scoped to publishing, and stores it on your machine.
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Queue the post
Point it at a video file with a caption, a destination account and a time. It checks the file against that platform's limits before it accepts it, so a post fails at your desk rather than at 6am.
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Answer the platform's questions
Where a platform requires the creator's own choices, such as TikTok's privacy level and commercial disclosure, it asks you and records your answers against that specific post. Nothing is pre-selected and nothing is inferred from a config file.
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Approve it
Held posts show up in
poster listand in a local browser dashboard. Approving one is what moves it into the schedule. -
It publishes at the due time
A scheduler agent on your machine wakes up, takes what is due, oldest first, and uploads it. It then verifies the post landed and records the platform's own ID for it.
Platforms
An honest table. This is a small product built by one studio, and each platform is a separate integration with its own review process.
| Platform | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|
| YouTube | Resumable uploads to your own channel, with title, description, privacy and scheduled publish time. | Working |
| TikTok | Direct Post to your own account, with the creator consent screen described on the TikTok page. | Built; awaiting TikTok app review |
| Reels to a professional account you own. | In progress | |
| Video to a Page you administer. | In progress |
Who it is for
Someone who makes their own videos and posts them on a rhythm: a weekly series, a daily clip, a back catalogue going out one at a time. It publishes one person's own content to that person's own accounts. It is not a growth tool, it does not manage other people's accounts, and it has no bulk or automation features aimed at anyone else's audience.
Availability
poster.llokq is in private beta while the platform integrations finish their reviews. It runs on macOS and needs Node.js. If you want to use it, write to hello@llokq.com and say which platforms you post to.
It is made by LLOKQ LTD, a company registered in England and Wales. The terms of service and privacy policy that cover it are on this site.