TikTok Analytics Tool for Claude

Tracking how a video is actually performing on TikTok usually means checking the app itself, then a separate trend-research tool for hashtags, then a spreadsheet to hold it all together before anything gets compared. This connector collapses that into one request. Video-level metrics, creator context, and hashtag search all return inside the same Claude conversation, so a question like "pull the last 10 videos from this creator and tell me which content style gets the most shares" comes back as a finished answer, not a set of tabs to cross-reference.

Two tools sit behind the connector. One extracts a creator's videos, with play count, likes, comments, shares, audio used, and publish timestamp. The other searches TikTok directly by keyword or hashtag, sortable by relevance, most liked, or newest, with a filter window from the last 24 hours out to six months. Both work on public content only, and the extraction tool can pull from up to five creators in a single call.

- Social media managers pulling a creator's recent videos before a campaign pitch, without opening TikTok itself.

- Agencies comparing play-to-share ratios across a shortlist of creators for an influencer brief.

- Brand teams monitoring a hashtag weekly to catch shifts in what content style is gaining traction.

- Researchers tracking sound and format trends across a niche for a content strategy deck.

- Freelancers building a same-day competitive TikTok audit for a client call.