The "defaults" on TikTok are fairly terrible. However, after spending maybe one hour at most scrolling and liking/disliking things to tune the algorithm, and search tags, it works fairly well. I have
- Learned several cooking recipes and some tricks
- Cleaning advice I've actually put to use
- How to use some woodworking tools. Also, general woodworking ideas
- Cat behavioral advice
In my experience, it's far better than Reddit (mostly because there's far more niche content, and it isn't limited to "recently posted") and the discovery is far easier than on YouTube.
- Learned several cooking recipes and some tricks
- Cleaning advice I've actually put to use
- How to use some woodworking tools. Also, general woodworking ideas
- Cat behavioral advice
In my experience, it's far better than Reddit (mostly because there's far more niche content, and it isn't limited to "recently posted") and the discovery is far easier than on YouTube.