Source intake
Add permitted long-form video and prepare the source for transcription, analysis and clip discovery.
Learn more → Desktop content-production software
Turn long-form video into reviewed short-form content.
Pacinos gives creators and content teams a structured desktop workflow for finding strong moments in permitted source video, preparing vertical clips, reviewing outputs, checking publishing requirements, and sending approved content to connected platforms such as TikTok through supported integrations.
Creator-controlledOfficial account authorisationLocal-first workflowNo credential sharing
Pacinos desktop workflow
Candidate review
Production-ready shortlist
Clip 01Complete Q&A · 00:32
92Clip 02Practical insight · 00:28
88Clip 03Story payoff · 00:35
84Creator review requiredPreview, metadata and destination controls remain visible before publishing.
Illustrative interface representing the Pacinos workflow.
What Pacinos is
A complete workflow, not a one-page upload utility.
Pacinos is designed for repeatable short-form production. It brings source intake, AI-assisted discovery, editing, review, publishing checks, account authorisation and performance monitoring into one structured workflow.
AI-assisted discovery
Surface complete, high-potential moments using transcript context, editorial scoring and stronger-model finalist review.
Learn more →Vertical preparation
Build short-form outputs with precise boundaries, captions, hooks, framing and render-quality checks.
Learn more →Compliance checks
Check clip and caption requirements before a post is allowed to move forward in a configured campaign workflow.
Learn more →Authorised publishing
Connect a creator-owned TikTok account through official authorisation and use supported posting features only after user review and consent.
Learn more →Analytics & health
Track publishing status, owned-post performance, account health, campaign metrics and data quality in a local dashboard.
Learn more →Who it is for
Built for creators and content teams working from long-form source material.
Pacinos is intended as a general creator productivity product rather than a private uploader for one internal account.
Individual creators
Turn podcasts, interviews, educational videos and other owned or licensed source material into a repeatable short-form workflow.
Editors
Reduce time spent scanning long recordings and keep candidate selection, review and exports organised.
Creator teams
Use consistent review, compliance and publishing controls across multiple authorised accounts and content projects.
Agencies & production partners
Support clients' approved content workflows while keeping account authorisation and publishing decisions under the creator's control.
How it works
Clear stages from source file to approved post.
The workflow is deliberately explicit about where automation helps and where creator control is required.
Add a permitted source
The user chooses video they own or are authorised to process.
Analyse the source
Pacinos transcribes and evaluates complete candidate moments rather than blindly cutting fixed intervals.
Prepare short-form outputs
Selected moments are trimmed, formatted vertically, captioned and rendered.
Review the result
The creator can inspect the video, text, destination and publishing settings.
Run final checks
Publishing and campaign requirements are evaluated before content is submitted.
Publish with authorisation
When TikTok publishing is used, the connected account, available settings and explicit user consent are part of the flow.
TikTok integration
Designed around the official creator-authorisation and Content Posting workflow.
Pacinos does not ask users to hand over their TikTok password and does not create TikTok accounts. Users authorise their own account through TikTok, review the content and settings, and consent before a publishing request is sent.
✓Official authorisationAccount connection occurs through TikTok's authorisation flow.
✓Visible creator controlsAccount, preview and supported post settings remain visible before submission.
✓Explicit consentPublishing begins only after the user confirms the post.
✓Post-status trackingPublishing status is monitored so the user can understand the outcome.
Trust & control
Automation that keeps the user in charge.
No password collection
Pacinos does not need the user's TikTok password. Third-party account access is granted through the platform's own authorisation process.
No automated account creation
Pacinos works with genuine accounts connected by their authorised users. It is not an account-creation or credential-automation tool.
No bypassing platform controls
The product is designed to operate through supported APIs, account permissions, platform limits and publishing safeguards.
Content rights stay with the user
Users must own or have permission to process and publish the source material they provide to Pacinos.
Local-first processing
Desktop processing keeps files, configuration and workflow data local where practical. Cloud providers are used only where a configured feature requires them.
Clear deletion path
Users can disconnect integrations and request deletion of Pacinos-controlled personal information through the published data-deletion process.
Website resources
Detailed product, integration, support and legal information.
This site is the public Pacinos product website. It contains more than an account login or single-purpose landing page.
ProductDetailed feature overview and product boundaries.
WorkflowStep-by-step source, review and publishing process.
TikTok integrationAuthorisation, permissions, posting controls and data flow.
SecurityCredentials, local storage, permissions and data minimisation.
SupportProduct FAQ, troubleshooting and contact information.
AboutWhat Pacinos is, who it serves and its product principles.
Privacy PolicyHow Pacinos handles information.
Terms of ServiceRules and responsibilities for using Pacinos.
Data deletionHow to disconnect accounts and request deletion.
Contact
Questions about Pacinos?
For product, privacy, security, integration or support enquiries, contact the published Pacinos developer address.