FAQ

Taktify is an open source platform where organizations plan, approve and publish Instagram and TikTok posts together. Organizations form a tree, and posts can be shared from the top down to child organizations.

Instagram (feed images, carousels with up to 10 items and Reels) and TikTok (video and photo posts with privacy options). Instagram Stories and further platforms are planned, not available.

Five fixed roles, applied per organization:

• Viewers see posts, the calendar, channels and members.
• Authors create and edit their own posts, upload media and use the AI.
• Reviewers approve or reject posts.
• Editors combine author and reviewer, edit every post and manage the media library.
• Administrators can do everything, including managing channels, members and settings.

Approval is optional per organization. When it is on, posts go to the review queue and reviewers approve them or reject them with a reason. Nobody can approve their own post. Content with AI-generated parts can always go to review, depending on the policy.

A post can be shared with child organizations. There it is taken over manually, automatically after review or fully automatically, depending on the mode. Reposts cascade through the levels. On Instagram the child organization can appear as a collaborator on the original post instead of publishing a duplicate.

Taktify generates text and images with your own key: with any OpenAI-compatible provider, including a local model through your own base URL, and for text with Anthropic. An AI style guide keeps the tone consistent, and an overview shows usage.

Planned are two-factor authentication, custom roles, S3 storage, a comment inbox, moderation, auto replies, analytics, Instagram Stories and further platforms. The roadmap shows the current state.

There is currently no documented public customer API.

Yes. Taktify runs with Docker Compose and MariaDB on your own infrastructure. You need: Docker Compose, MariaDB 10.6+ or MySQL 8, a public HTTPS address, SMTP. There are no limits on organizations, channels or users.

Yes. In the paid plans we run Taktify, including updates and backups. Hosting in the EU. The plans are on the pricing page.

Taktify is released under the MIT license. You may read, use and adapt the code.

Back up the database, the media folder and the encryption keys together. Without the keys, stored credentials can no longer be read, and channels and AI providers would have to be reconnected.

Platform and AI provider credentials are stored encrypted. The details are on the security page.

With a local account or single sign-on through OpenID Connect, which each organization can set up. Sessions and account lockout are described on the security page.

Yes, Taktify keeps an audit log. What it records is described on the security page.

When self-hosting, on your own infrastructure. In the paid plans: Hosting in the EU.

Self-hosting is free. Plans we run are Starter, Team, Organization and Federation, billed monthly or yearly. Prices, limits and included services are on the pricing page.

Yes, if you run it yourself: the MIT license charges nothing and the self-hosted version has no limits. The paid plans can be tried for 14 days.

Taktify does not sell AI credits. The AI runs on your own key, and your provider bills you for the usage.