TCOS by TradingCardMD

Built for the cards.
Ready for the audience.

TCOS is a local-first desktop operating system for trading-card creators—bringing capture, inventory, content preparation, review, and social publishing into one deliberate workflow.

See the publishing workflow How TCOS works

Local-first User-controlled Platform-authorized

TCOSSocial Publisher

Local

Ready for reviewPack-a-Day · Episode 18Original creator content

Reviewed

YouTubeUpload authorized

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TikTokCreator authorization

Publish windowCreator confirms before posting

Review and continue

Metadata preparedTitle · caption · tags

Consent firstNo silent publishing

One system of record

From the card in front of the camera to the content in front of your audience.

A deliberate workflow

Creator control at every step.

TCOS organizes the repetitive work around original trading-card content while keeping the creator responsible for account access, metadata, and final publishing choices.

Prepare

Bring finished creator footage and card-session details into one organized workflow.

Review

Confirm the title, description, caption, audience, and destination before anything leaves TCOS.

Authorize

Connect each channel through the platform’s official permission and consent process.

Publish

Send original content to the selected platform and keep a clear local record of its status.

Local-first architecture

Your workflow stays grounded on your computer.

TCOS is a Windows desktop application. Core records and operational state are maintained locally, with optional services used only when the creator enables and authorizes them.

Local application and database
Operating-system-protected credentials
Explicit account connection and revocation

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Official platform connections

Authorization without passwords.

TCOS uses OAuth and the official YouTube and TikTok developer interfaces. Creators sign in directly with the platform and grant only the permissions required for the selected feature.

How platform data is used

Transparent by design

Clear data practices should be part of the product.

Review exactly what TCOS accesses, why it is needed, how it is stored, and how to disconnect or request deletion.