Repostless → FixMyTok alternative

Looking for a FixMyTok alternative

FixMyTok removes TikTok reposts in bulk and can also make your own videos private, friends-only or delete them. It runs on iPhone, iPad and, per its site, Android. If it doesn't suit you, the reason usually decides which alternative fits.

FixMyTok, from its listing and its site

• On the App Store since September 2026, with 2 ratings in the US store (3.0) on 29 October 2026.
• Needs iOS 26 or later.
• Free: 100 actions a week, where one action is one repost removed or one video changed, plus one-off bonuses.
• Besides reposts, it changes the privacy of your own videos or deletes them.

Reasons people look for an alternative

• An older iPhone. iOS 26 rules out phones that can't update. ClearTok runs from iOS 15, Unrepostify and Repostless from iOS 17.
• A free allowance that suits the job. A weekly 100 is slow for a big backlog; ClearTok, RepostWipe and RepostZap give free removals every day, and Repostless a one-time allowance up front.
• Only reposts. If you never want to touch your own videos, a tool that only removes reposts leaves less to get wrong.
• A longer track record. FixMyTok is new; ClearTok and Unrepostify each have thousands of ratings.

What else exists

Ratings, dates and iOS versions from the US App Store on 29 October 2026; ratings are counted per country, so other storefronts show other numbers. Every app here also runs on iPad. “Also on” is what each developer says on its own site. Listings change daily - open them for the current state.

The full field, with what each gives for free, is on the comparison page.

The five questions that actually separate these tools

1. Does it ask for your TikTok password? A tool that works inside your own signed-in session never needs it. If it wants your credentials, a server somewhere is logging in as you.
2. Where does the removal happen? On your device, inside your session - or on the vendor's servers, driving your account remotely?
3. Does it pace itself? TikTok has no bulk endpoint, so every tool removes reposts one by one. Hundreds of instant actions look like automation. A product that advertises raw speed is advertising risk.
4. Does it keep a record of what it removed? TikTok offers no undo. A list is the only way to find a video again and repost it by hand.
5. Can you pause and resume? Runs get interrupted. Starting over from zero, or losing track of what already went, is a real cost on a profile with hundreds of reposts.

Where Repostless stands, since we are the ones writing this

Repostless is an iPhone, iPad and Android app (iOS 17 or later, Android 8.0 or later), on the App Store since 28 September 2026 and on Google Play since November 2026 - new, so it has very few ratings so far. Sign-in happens on TikTok's own screen, the session stays on the phone with no Repostless server in the path, and the app lists every repost before anything is removed. Removals are paced and can be paused, and everything removed goes into an on-device history. Filters by creator and date, and exporting that history, are Pro.

Where others are ahead: there is no browser extension yet, and the free removals are a one-time allowance rather than a daily one. If either matters to you, one of the apps above is the better answer today.

The alternative nobody sells you

For a few dozen reposts, no tool is the right answer. TikTok's documented route is Share, then Remove repost, and it takes about ten seconds a video - the documented ways are here. The arithmetic turns against you somewhere in the low hundreds, which is what the estimator is for.