Could you please recommend some interesting tools for managing multiple accounts?

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Alw

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Nov 3, 2025

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• Thursday at 7:24 PM

• #1

Guys, do you have any tools for setting up an Instagram farm on a phone and automating posting and account growth?

Also, is there any software for Reddit that automates account growth and upvoting?

I've heard that both of these tools exist, but I have no idea where to find them. Can you tell me where to find them?

 

NomixGuy

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Nov 20, 2025

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• Friday at 7:51 AM

• #2

The most important thing is to decide whether you gonna start with Android or iPhones. Because you will have to stick with this choice since you'll start growing the infrastructure around. The price is almost the same, the difference is mostly in software.

Android is simpler. Most of solutions are based on adb + uiautomator2. iPhones are more tricky. But the reward is higher.

 

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Super ADS

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Apr 10, 2026

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• Friday at 7:54 AM

• #3

Yes, you can try a few tools, such as anti-detect browsers or customer account management tools.

 

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Krylox

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Apr 2, 2026

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• Friday at 9:58 AM

• #4

Alw said:

Guys, do you have any tools for setting up an Instagram farm on a phone and automating posting and account growth?

Also, is there any software for Reddit that automates account growth and upvoting?

I've heard that both of these tools exist, but I have no idea where to find them. Can you tell me where to find them?

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there are tools like Jarvee and SocialPilot for social media automation, but I can't say anything regarding Reddit.

 

Proxy Cake

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Feb 28, 2010

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• Friday at 11:15 AM

• #5

instagram botting on phones is dead, api changes killed it years ago. reddit upvote bots still work but accounts get nuked fast.

 

efeminghong

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May 10, 2020

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• Friday at 1:03 PM

• #6

The phone automation is the easy part. What kills these setups is the IP. Twenty handsets behind one home connection look like twenty accounts from one house, and that's the pattern that gets you flagged.

On Reddit it's the account graph more than the votes. Fresh accounts that only ever upvote the same few subs in the same order get clustered together within a week or two, whatever IP they're on. Aged accounts with a normal comment history last much longer.

 

SEO JOKER

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Aug 16, 2014

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• Yesterday at 9:16 AM

• #7

For Instagram, Meta Business Suite is a good option for scheduling posts and managing accounts. For Reddit, you can try Postpone for post scheduling. I would not recommend automating likes, follows, or upvotes, though, as it can put your accounts at risk. Organic engagement is a safer way to grow.

 

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NexaRank Solutions

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Apr 9, 2026

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• Yesterday at 9:19 AM

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For Instagram, I'd suggest using a scheduling tool like Buffer. For Reddit, I'd avoid automated upvotes or account-growth bots, as they can get accounts restricted. Organic engagement works better long term.

 

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drekky

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Dec 17, 2021

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• Yesterday at 9:37 AM

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Alw said:

Guys, do you have any tools for setting up an Instagram farm on a phone and automating posting and account growth?

Also, is there any software for Reddit that automates account growth and upvoting?

I've heard that both of these tools exist, but I have no idea where to find them. Can you tell me where to find them?

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There are several automation tools, but you should be careful with them. If you don’t configure them correctly, they could be flagged as spam, and your account might get banned. Years ago, I used several for Twitter, such as SocialPilot, Buffer, and Hootsuite.

 

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Rank Orbit

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Apr 17, 2026

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• Yesterday at 9:37 AM

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For Instagram, tools like Buffer can help with scheduling posts. For Reddit, I'd focus on manual engagement rather than automated upvotes, as those can put accounts at risk.

 

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Sam24

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Oct 17, 2026

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• Yesterday at 2:06 PM

• #11

For Insta, scheduling tools like Buffer or Meta Business Suite seem like a good place to start. Reddit is a bit different. Be careful with automated upvotes and account-growth bots because losing accounts can become a bigger headache than managing them manually.