KYMAT's TikTok, @kymat_official, showed 1,796 followers and 9,996 likes. Cymatics Lab, the company selling a Chladni plate kit, has 67 followers and 441 likes. Nigel Stanford's TikTok has 33 followers and no likes at all. The hashtag page for #cymatics exists and resolves, but TikTok publishes no view count on it that we could read.
The contrast with Instagram is stark: the same KYMAT operation has 33,000 Instagram followers, and the largest cymatics account there has 296,000.
That is a useful planning fact for anyone deciding where to post rig footage. Slow-moving, close-up pattern work does not seem to be finding an audience on TikTok, at least not through the specialist accounts. The cymatics clips that go far on that platform are reposted by general-interest pages instead.