Graplo Money Radar

A private content-operations tool. It researches technology released by Chinese labs, verifies each claim against the publisher's own source, and prepares short Japanese-language videos as drafts on Graplo's own TikTok account.

What this software is

Graplo Money Radar is an internal tool built and run by Graplo, a sole proprietorship. It is used with one TikTok account — Graplo's own — and is not sold, licensed, or made available to anyone else.

It is not a TikTok product and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by TikTok or ByteDance. It uses TikTok's public developer APIs as a third-party client, under TikTok's own terms.

01 How it works

StageWhat happens
ResearchReads publicly available first-party sources — the repositories and model pages that Chinese labs publish themselves — and records each claim together with its source URL and the date it was read.
VerifyA claim with no primary source is never narrated. How much Japanese-language coverage a topic already has is measured rather than assumed.
ProduceBuilds a vertical video in which every narrated line traces back to a recorded claim.
CheckAutomated checks cover resolution, aspect ratio, audio, captions, unsupported claims, AI disclosure, and similarity to previously published videos.
DraftSends the finished video to the operator's own TikTok inbox as a draft. A person reviews it inside TikTok and decides whether to post.

02 What it does on TikTok

The software requests two permissions and no others.

PermissionUsed for
user.info.basicReads the account's open_id, display name and avatar. The open_id confirms a video is going to the intended account and no other.
video.uploadSends a video file to the operator's own TikTok inbox as a draft, for the operator to review and post inside TikTok.

It does not request video.publish, and it cannot post publicly on anyone's behalf. Direct Post is switched off.

03 AI disclosure

The narration and the on-screen presenter are generated with AI. The presenter is a wholly fictional persona and does not depict, imitate or resemble any real person. This is stated in every video caption and set through TikTok's own AI-generated-content control.

Lip synchronisation is not currently implemented. Until it is, the presenter is not shown appearing to speak the narration, because showing a mouth that does not match the audio and calling it synchronised would be a claim nobody had measured.

04 Contact

graplo.infra@gmail.com