Reddit warm-up and multi-account management tool

[longden]

Hello everyone,

I’ve used Reddit for a while and found that warming up accounts on Reddit is difficult, so I’m planning to build a Reddit “warm-up” tool to avoid shadowbans and manage multiple Reddit accounts at once.

I’m planning to add the following features to the tool:
- Send messages to specified users
- Automatically upvote and comment on posts, with options to use ChatGPT or preset comment templates
- Follow and unfollow users
- Nearly the full range of actions available on Reddit
- Scroll pages, search, and interact in a human-like way with randomized timing
- Use a unique proxy per account and run in an anti-detect browser, starting with GoLogin
- Run many accounts simultaneously
I’m also developing a tool to create multiple new Reddit accounts at the same time.

I’d love to hear your thoughts!
What additional features would you like to see?

Looking forward to your suggestions.

 

[CreativeDaddy]

There are a couple tools on the market but I would advise hiring a developer to create you a costum solution. Have in mind that the tool, depending on the fuctionalities, will need a constant developer to keep it updated with reddit security/spam updates.

 

[longden]

There are a couple tools on the market but I would advise hiring a developer to create you a costum solution. Have in mind that the tool, depending on the fuctionalities, will need a constant developer to keep it updated with reddit security/spam updates.

Thank you. I’m also a developer, and I’ve had a hard time managing multiple Reddit accounts, so I want to build a tool to make that easier. This way I can regularly update it to keep up with Reddit’s security and anti-spam changes without hiring an external developer

 

[CreativeDaddy]

Thank you. I’m also a developer, and I’ve had a hard time managing multiple Reddit accounts, so I want to build a tool to make that easier. This way I can regularly update it to keep up with Reddit’s security and anti-spam changes without hiring an external developer

Public tools usually have their fingerprints being tracked by security algos, creating a costum solution (i would recommend python using selenium) it's the way.

 

[shijin]

A rotation of prewritten small talk comments would help warm up accounts without effort

 

[longden]

Public tools usually have their fingerprints being tracked by security algos, creating a costum solution (i would recommend python using selenium) it's the way.

I use Python and Selenium combined with the GoLogin fingerprint browser for my tool

 

[longden]

A rotation of prewritten small talk comments would help warm up accounts without effort

For the auto-comment feature, it will include the option to use either prewritten short chat-style comments or AI-generated comment

 

[CreativeDaddy]

I use Python and Selenium combined with the GoLogin fingerprint browser for my tool

There are may other stuff like emulated user behavior etc etc

 

[longden]

There are may other stuff like emulated user behavior etc etc

I’ll make it operate like a real user lol

 

[CreativeDaddy]

I’ll make it operate like a real user lol

You provided a very generic answer and I assumed that you needed some tips, that lol it's unnacessary.

 

[longden]

You provided a very generic answer and I assumed that you needed some tips, that lol it's unnacessary.

I’m building a Reddit tool that behaves like a real user: scrolling pages, opening post details, upvoting, searching, and commenting. It will perform all those actions (possibly concurrently) with configurable delays between actions to mimic human timing

 

[lucax3]

There are bots that are working very well on Reddit.

 

[Papa Mexicana]

Nice idea but how are you handling Reddit’s device/browser fingerprinting beyond just using GoLogin? They’ve been flagging accounts that share subtle traits like canvas hash, audio context, or even timezone mismatches with IP geolocation. Are you randomizing those per profile, or relying on the antidetect browser to cover it all?

 

[Amelia Whie]

You could add features like activity analytics per account and auto karma tracking to see which accounts perform best.

 

[Freya Edwards]

Randomized timing and human-like actions sound smart for safety.

 

[lmfaoo]

Hello everyone,

I’ve used Reddit for a while and found that warming up accounts on Reddit is difficult, so I’m planning to build a Reddit “warm-up” tool to avoid shadowbans and manage multiple Reddit accounts at once.

I’m planning to add the following features to the tool:
- Send messages to specified users
- Automatically upvote and comment on posts, with options to use ChatGPT or preset comment templates
- Follow and unfollow users
- Nearly the full range of actions available on Reddit
- Scroll pages, search, and interact in a human-like way with randomized timing
- Use a unique proxy per account and run in an anti-detect browser, starting with GoLogin
- Run many accounts simultaneously
I’m also developing a tool to create multiple new Reddit accounts at the same time.

I’d love to hear your thoughts!
What additional features would you like to see?

Looking forward to your suggestions.

How's your setup working?

 

[Demon Slayer.]

It can be useful for marketers and agencies in managing multiple accounts. But maintaining account trust and avoiding behavior patterns that look automated is challenging. I would say a team collaboration feature including tracking tasks and approval workflows, could make it much more practical.