The New Documentation

You're in the TikTok app, watching something worth keeping. You tap Share - and what comes up is a row of your friends, ready to send it on. Nowhere in there does it say Edicek, or save it anywhere at all. You scroll sideways, past options you'll never use, and somewhere down the line the iPhone share sheet finally appears with Edicek in it. It works, but only once someone has shown you where to look.

That's what docs.edicek.com is for. Saving isn't the same everywhere - from Safari you can send a video across without the app even open, while every native app hides its share somewhere of its own - so each source gets its own guide, with the steps shown rather than described. Every kind of card is in there too: what a YouTube video keeps, what a website keeps, what happens to a tweet or a note.

It doesn't much matter how far into Edicek you are. Brand new and starting from zero, or a year in and stuck on one specific thing - there's a quick start for the first, a guide for the second, and either way it's a good place to look when something won't click.

And nearly every guide covers all of it, not just the web or just the iPhone. However you happen to be using Edicek at that moment - iPhone, iPad, Mac or the web app - the steps for your case are in there. It keeps up too: every feature we ship lands there as well.

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