Journey - Bot Creation - Micro SaaS Business - TikTok - Instagram - Twitter - Youtube - Grindr - Bumble - Bluesky

Lukmat said:

Nah, I don't have mac for now, it's for try in future. But also iOS have limitations so I don't think you can automate in such way like on Android.

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Yeah, mostly iOS you would need to run 1 profile per device, because dont see a good way to do it like on Graphene.

Is this bot available?

Goodluck!

You seel bot tiktok?

I was wondering how your journey has been going. As for me, I’ve completed the automation setup using 7 Pixel 7 Pro devices. The project was structured with automation running on 1 device for 32 profiles × 5 accounts each — totaling 160 accounts per device, multiplied across 7 devices.
I’ve integrated it with Perfect Panel as a provider, and it’s now working 100% automatically with SMM panels.

At the moment, my system operates solely on Instagram and supports follow, like, and comment actions.
It took me around 2–3 months to fully complete the system.

Python , Docker , uiautomator2 , ADB
- FastAPI - Celery - Flower

TheGlobalSeller said:

I was wondering how your journey has been going. As for me, I’ve completed the automation setup using 7 Pixel 7 Pro devices. The project was structured with automation running on 1 device for 32 profiles × 5 accounts each — totaling 160 accounts per device, multiplied across 7 devices.
I’ve integrated it with Perfect Panel as a provider, and it’s now working 100% automatically with SMM panels.

At the moment, my system operates solely on Instagram and supports follow, like, and comment actions.
It took me around 2–3 months to fully complete the system.

Python , Docker , uiautomator2 , ADB
- FastAPI - Celery - Flower
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Hey, great journey! A few tips from a farmer:



1. I see you have airplane mode on/off to rotate IPs, good stuff, thus you use GPRS. I would recommend to have tier 1,2 sims, it costs more



2. I never did it myself, but instead of just selling single actions (which are ok but do not work for engagement or work in a negative way) I would recommend to have an auto-engagement service: I mean when somebody posts, you catch the event and start natural looking fake interaction: X views, X/400 comments, X/80 likes or smth like this with normal distribution. Important is that you need to clear position your accounts as lookalike (say, US male, 40+, married, likes beer, cars, sports) so that your like attracts similar profiles - a lot of developers don't do it, so the likes make little sense. It is also important that the activity is produced by FOLLOWERS (30/70), not by 100% random dudes because of you like a lot and don't follow, what kind of person you're



This can work in isolation with the promise of 1000-5000k organic views reach per post, but you can also go further and implement mother-child service because normally it is a hassle to create it from scratch.

Hm, it sounds a bit off to me, so you have 32 x 5 = 160 users, and let me just check some random SMM panel

33170 Instagram Likes [ Old Accounts ] [Speed 1k/day] [No Refill] $0.66 500 000

so the market price is around $1 for 1000 clicks.

this means you need to make 200 000 clicks a day to have $200, which is 3 clicks per second given the 16h day with the 8h cooldown and that there is always demand. Sounds like a dream.

Flask said:

Hm, it sounds a bit off to me, so you have 32 x 5 = 160 users, and let me just check some random SMM panel

33170 Instagram Likes [ Old Accounts ] [Speed 1k/day] [No Refill] $0.66 500 000

so the market price is around $1 for 1000 clicks.

this means you need to make 200 000 clicks a day to have $200, which is 3 clicks per second given the 16h day with the 8h cooldown and that there is always demand. Sounds like a dream.

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I think you just read what I said superficially, thanks for your ideas and opinions. It's just a dream...

Any updates? Any results?

The interesting part here is the shift from building bots to maintaining them for clients. Did support and maintenance end up taking more time than developing new platform bots?