DiDiPickGet the apps
DiDiPick holds your account, your pages and your plan. The work happens in the DiDiPick app on your own machine, with a small Chrome extension beside it — which is also why the video files never pass through our servers.
DiDiPick
Where the work happens. Pick products from Shopee Affiliate and it writes the script in a salesperson’s voice, films the scenes with AI, joins the clip and posts it to your Facebook Page. It is also the only way to post to Shopee Video: it drives an Android phone over USB, because Shopee has no API for this. How many phones you can attach comes from your plan, plus any you add.
- A Facebook Page connected here, on a plan that can publish
- For Shopee Video: an Android phone with the Shopee app signed in
- For Shopee Video: a USB cable and USB debugging turned on — phones are counted per plan
DiDiPick Connector
The app’s hands inside Chrome. It opens Google Flow to film the scenes and reads Shopee Affiliate for your products, using the accounts signed in to that Chrome. It has no screen of its own — you run everything from the app. Install it in each Chrome profile the app uses, one Google Flow account per profile.
- Google Chrome on the same computer as the app
- A Google account for the AI video step
- The DiDiPick app, to pair it with
How to install
DiDiPick — the desktop app
macOS
- Open the .dmg you downloaded and drag DiDiPick into your Applications folder.
- Double-click it. A box says Apple could not verify the app — press “Done”. Do not press “Move to Trash”; the app is fine and stays where it is.
- Go to System Settings → Privacy & Security, scroll down to Security, and press “Open Anyway” next to DiDiPick. Enter your Mac password, then press “Open” in the box that follows. You only do this once.
Windows
- Run the installer you downloaded.
- If a blue “Windows protected your PC” screen appears, press “More info”, then “Run anyway”.
- Follow the installer to the end.
Open the app and connect your DiDiPick account. For Shopee Video, plug in an Android phone over USB and turn on USB debugging on that phone.
DiDiPick Connector — the Chrome extension
- Unzip the file you downloaded. You get a folder named didipick-connector. Move it somewhere you keep things — Documents, for example. Chrome reads the extension from this folder every time it starts, so it has to stay put.
- Open a new tab, type chrome://extensions, and turn on “Developer mode” with the switch in the top right.
- Press “Load unpacked”, then pick the didipick-connector folder — the one with manifest.json directly inside. On Windows, “Extract All” wraps it in an extra folder (didipick-connector-2.x.x → didipick-connector), so open the outer one and pick the inner folder. If Chrome says “Manifest file is missing”, you picked the outer one.
- Do this in every Chrome profile the app will use. The Chrome page in the app opens a separate profile for each Google Flow account and walks you through the same steps.
- Pair it with the app: on the app’s Chrome page, press “Open” on that Chrome’s row — or copy a pairing link for a Chrome you opened yourself. The Connector takes no orders until it is paired.
- Two things to expect. Do not delete or move the folder, or the extension goes with it. And Chrome asks about developer-mode extensions each time it starts — close that box and the Connector keeps working.
Updating: download the new zip, unzip it over the same folder, then press the refresh arrow on the DiDiPick Connector card in chrome://extensions. An extension loaded this way does not update itself.
Why your computer says this file is not safe
Because we have not bought a code-signing certificate — Apple charges $99 a year for one and Windows charges separately. The warning does not mean something is wrong with the file; it means the system does not recognise who made it. We would rather tell you plainly than let you meet it alone.
How to check it really came from us
The buttons on this page download straight to the account you are signed in with — there is no link to pass on. The separate link the app asks for when it spots a new version expires after 30 minutes. Either way, if a file reached you some other way — someone passed it along — do not install it. Come back here and download it yourself.