Jarvee Best Twitter Bot?

[fazsnatch]

Thoughts guys, any free alternatives that can be recommended?

 

[141244]

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twittermoneybot.com#__free_edition

 

[virtualmedia]

hey guys, tried to use Jarvee but all accounts (even old once dating back to 2012) are getting banned very fast. any advice of what I am doing wrong ?

 

[rootjazz]

hey guys, tried to use Jarvee but all accounts (even old once dating back to 2012) are getting banned very fast. any advice of what I am doing wrong ?

What are you doing with the accounts. Spamming / annoying / duplicating? That would be the usual cause of bans and have to be expected if that is your game plan

 

[JackTheBlack]

I have never used Jarvee but I got access to the Twitter API. With that I can do what I want. Currently I am using it for post automation

 

[rootjazz]

I have never used Jarvee but I got access to the Twitter API. With that I can do what I want. Currently I am using it for post automation

The Twitter API is no longer publicly accessable, you have to request access from twitter and they are unlikely to give it to you. So although is technically free (ignoring the cost of a developer to code the bot, or to find a free library that just needs your keys, it isn't really an option going forward for most)


But as far as I am aware there are not *FREE* twitter bots, nor any libraries you can use to build your own bots.

 

[JackTheBlack]

I am a programmer and made my own bot. My application got accepted on 2nd try.

 

[JackTheBlack]

@rootjazz There are a lot of public programming libraries for free. I used python but all languages are supported.

 

[rootjazz]

@rootjazz There are a lot of public programming libraries for free. I used python but all languages are supported.

Then post them up for the OP

I am aware of API libraries, but not twitter phone / website libraries for creating your own product.

Also you are the first person I know of to be accepted after they closed the API to the public. How long did it take? How rigorous was it? Issues / problems.

 

[JackTheBlack]

Then post them up for the OP

I am aware of API libraries, but not twitter phone / website libraries for creating your own product.

Also you are the first person I know of to be accepted after they closed the API to the public. How long did it take? How rigorous was it? Issues / problems.

It was really hard to get it. In total I spent 20 hours getting approved. Reading all rules and guidelines writing the best text possible. As mentioned it took 2 tries.
I just didn't want to pay for a bot as I am really short on money. (My main account has only 8k. Maybe you can help THREAD)

Yeah i might have misunderstood you. Yeah there are only API languages. https://twitteroauth.com/ for example. They all require developer access.

To come back to OP's question there is a alternative I used before. Although they limited the free features massively recently. https://dlvrit.com/
You are restriced to 3 posts a day. So it's completely useless. Earlier this year it was 10/day that was kind of ok. You can autopost from RSS. Don't know what OP's looking for exactly. I have never used Jarvee.

 

[rootjazz]

It was really hard to get it. In total I spent 20 hours getting approved. Reading all rules and guidelines writing the best text possible. As mentioned it took 2 tries.
I just didn't want to pay for a bot as I am really short on money. (My main account has only 8k. Maybe you can help THREAD)

Yeah i might have misunderstood you. Yeah there are only API languages. https://twitteroauth.com/ for example. They all require developer access.

To come back to OP's question there is a alternative I used before. Although they limited the free features massively recently. https://dlvrit.com/
You are restriced to 3 posts a day. So it's completely useless. Earlier this year it was 10/day that was kind of ok. You can autopost from RSS. Don't know what OP's looking for exactly. I have never used Jarvee.

Thanks for the clarification.

The libraries you used, were just function libraries? You still had to code the connecting bits together yourself? Or are they complete and ready to be used by non-programmers?

Things like search for users > filter module > action (like / follow / retweet).

Libraries I have seen before (ISG) they provide a search function, details functions, action functions, but the piping you have to do yourself. Which is beyond non-programmers (however simple it appears to be for a programmer).


How are you finding the API? Limits a problem? Blocks / bans?
Having moved our twitter bot from the API to the website when the API went closed, I hear of less issues with bans / blocks, as I guess the API was very easy to monitor and detect who was botting a bit too aggressively than the website

 

[JackTheBlack]

Thanks for the clarification.

The libraries you used, were just function libraries? You still had to code the connecting bits together yourself? Or are they complete and ready to be used by non-programmers?

Things like search for users > filter module > action (like / follow / retweet).

Libraries I have seen before (ISG) they provide a search function, details functions, action functions, but the piping you have to do yourself. Which is beyond non-programmers (however simple it appears to be for a programmer).


How are you finding the API? Limits a problem? Blocks / bans?
Having moved our twitter bot from the API to the website when the API went closed, I hear of less issues with bans / blocks, as I guess the API was very easy to monitor and detect who was botting a bit too aggressively than the website

Yeah I am a full stack programmer it was very easy for me to code everything. 5 years of experience.
For a non programmer this might be impossible. With tutorials there is a chance that you can programm some small functions.


The API works perfectly. Never had a problem with it. Tweet posting for example isn't limited. I'm not sure about the other limitations.