Hey everyone, looking for general opinions and honest feedback here.

I've been building a social media automation platform for the past
few months. The end goal is a full multi-platform tool (Twitter,
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube) but I started with Twitter and that
part is now basically finished. Instagram is next on the roadmap.

It's a desktop app that runs locally. Anti-detect browser layer
for fingerprint isolation per account, full parallel multi-account
execution, proxy rotation, AI content generation, the whole stack.


What's currently working on Twitter:

1. Tweet campaigns
- Compose modal with humanized typing
- Media upload
- Single tweet or random pick from a message pool

2. Like campaigns
- Sources: specific usernames, search queries, home feed
- Patterns: batch / random / alternating
- Filters: min likes, min followers, skip replies/retweets
- Dedup so you never like the same tweet twice

3. Follow campaigns
- Sources: usernames, search, followers/following of any account,
Twitter Lists
- Built-in unfollow system (by ratio, age, or manual)
- Filters: follower count, ratio, bio keywords, verified, private

4. Retweet campaigns
- Same source/pattern system as Like
- Full dedup

5. Reply campaigns
- Sources: usernames, search queries, home feed
- Message pools or AI-generated replies
- Dedup so you don't reply to the same tweet

6. DM campaigns
- Sources: username lists, your own followers/following, followers/
following of any account, search-based (tweet likers / retweeters /
repliers)
- Message pool or AI-composed messages

7. Profile setup (bulk)
- Display name, bio, avatar, banner
- Accessibility settings
- Bulk tweet deletion

8. Inbox auto-responder
- Triggers on new followers, @mentions, incoming DMs
- AI multi-turn conversation mode
- 3-phase session (notifications → mentions → DMs)

All campaigns run in parallel across as many accounts as you want,
each in its own isolated browser session. Concurrent browsers,
shared proxy pool with rotation, scraping accounts as a global
resource.

What I want from you:

- Does this sound useful or is the market saturated?
- What features would make you actually pay for it vs. roll your own?
- What's missing from the Twitter side that you'd consider essential?
- For pricing: do you prefer all-platforms-bundled or pay-per-platform?
- Any obvious red flags I'm missing?

happy to share more details with
people who give serious feedback. I'll try to respond to every reply.

Cheers.

I don’t think you’ll get anywhere with this. At the moment, all tools of this kind are tied to a single social network. Why? Because social networks are now VERY complex (not just the APIs), but specifically the rules, the ‘warm-up’ process, and so on.

What’s more, they’re constantly changing their rules, meaning you’ll have to constantly figure out ‘how to get round this’ and ‘what they’ve changed here’... otherwise your product support will collapse.

And you want to cover several of these ‘monsters’? I don’t think you stand a chance!

Social media automation is like a cat and mouse game now. They eventually catch up with you and it's a constant cycle of updates trying to keep up with them.

TomoLloyd said:

I don’t think you’ll get anywhere with this. At the moment, all tools of this kind are tied to a single social network. Why? Because social networks are now VERY complex (not just the APIs), but specifically the rules, the ‘warm-up’ process, and so on.

What’s more, they’re constantly changing their rules, meaning you’ll have to constantly figure out ‘how to get round this’ and ‘what they’ve changed here’... otherwise your product support will collapse.

And you want to cover several of these ‘monsters’? I don’t think you stand a chance!

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thanks for the honest take, appreciate it. ye updates are the main battle.
i built a wrapper around all my action functions + the testids so i get
notified the moment something changes on the platform, easy to push fixes
fast.

not easy at all, thats why not many ppl do multi platform. but not
impossible imo, just hard.

NirvanaWolf said:

Social media automation is like a cat and mouse game now. They eventually catch up with you and it's a constant cycle of updates trying to keep up with them.

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thanks for the input. ye exactly, its a treadmill. only way to survive
is having a system that lets you push updates fast when stuff breaks.
anyone going in without that mindset gets crushed.

TomoLloyd said:

I don’t think you’ll get anywhere with this. At the moment, all tools of this kind are tied to a single social network. Why? Because social networks are now VERY complex (not just the APIs), but specifically the rules, the ‘warm-up’ process, and so on.

What’s more, they’re constantly changing their rules, meaning you’ll have to constantly figure out ‘how to get round this’ and ‘what they’ve changed here’... otherwise your product support will collapse.

And you want to cover several of these ‘monsters’? I don’t think you stand a chance!

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Where do you get this information from? Because it's definitely not from experience.
What do you mean "constantly" changing their rules? Daily? Weekly? Monthly? I doubt you know this yourself.
Fact is, you are heavily exaggerating the reality, because your opinion comes from other members of this forum who said the same, not from actual experience.

NirvanaWolf said:

Social media automation is like a cat and mouse game now. They eventually catch up with you and it's a constant cycle of updates trying to keep up with them.

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You are right, it is a cat and mouse game, everybody knows this and "eventually" catching up might just mean they patch 1 HTML element name and that's it, it would be like a 2 minute fix and we are good to go for another month until they patch something else, it's really not that big of a drama.