Doxaform is a console for social video. You describe what to watch — a keyword, a hot feed, a creator’s account — and Doxaform keeps a live wall of the latest clips, lets you collect and clean the ones you want, and schedules posts on the accounts you publish through. torii is the crawler underneath it. It holds your logged-in social sessions, fetches posts and media from each platform, renders previews, removes watermarks and publishes on your behalf. Doxaform never talks to a platform directly and never sees a platform cookie — everything goes through torii, under an API key you bind once.

The Monitor tab: your signals on the left, the live wall of clips on the right.

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How the two fit together

Two things have to be true before the wall shows anything:

Doxaform is bound to torii

Every Doxaform user binds their own torii API key under Settings → Keys & services. Without it, every source reports no torii token and the wall stays empty.

Your social accounts are logged in on torii

Most platforms only answer a logged-in session. You log in once, inside torii’s console, on a live browser torii controls — scan the QR, and torii keeps the session warm.

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The tabs

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What Doxaform promises

  • Honest provenance. Every source says where its clips came from — live, cache, blocked or empty — and a platform that refused is shown as blocked, never as “no results”.
  • Nothing fabricated. Unknown numbers stay unknown; a de-watermark that found nothing to remove says so instead of claiming success.
  • Your data stays yours. Sessions live in torii; keys are per user; a clip you purge never comes back on the next crawl.

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Where to go next

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Quickstart

From sign-in to a live wall in six steps.
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Something is not working?

The troubleshooting guide is organised by symptom — start from what you see.