Android Mobile Bot for Instagram’s Mother-Slave Method

app_pilot said:

Its means we can clone the instagram offical apps multiple times so its means we will be having 25+ insta apps in single phone logged in at the same time.

we can open anyone of it and use it.

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app_pilot said:

Its means we can clone the instagram offical apps multiple times so its means we will be having 25+ insta apps in single phone logged in at the same time.

we can open anyone of it and use it.

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int255 said:

Did you develop anything yet?

How do you want to clone the app 25-50 Times I am not aware of a method that will work with android what techniques are used to so creating custom APKs ?

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ESCROWService said:

Won't it be a problem that all 25 accounts will use the same IP at the same time ?

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Ignatius O said:

Which app do you use to clone Instagram app?

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app_pilot said:

Second Update: Monday, September 16, 2024

Planned Feature Development List

I’ve already built 10+ features, and the following is a list of planned functionality to expand upon:

1. Device Compatibility & Management

- Compatible with both emulators and physical devices

- Run unlimited mobile devices and account/app clones simultaneously

- No rooting required

- Support for IP rotation while using mobile data (flight mode on/off)

- Auto-signin for clones

- login/logout alerts

- Customizable limits to avoid soft bans

- Separate reports for each mobile device

2. Interaction & Engagement

- Interact with followers or following

- Engage with top or recent posts (hashtags, places, feed, user lists, etc.)

- Engage with post likers (hashtags, places, personal posts)

- Engage by unfollowing users (non-followers, bot-followed users, etc.)

- Warm-up by engaging with content (posts, stories, followers, likers)

- Warm-up by unfollowing from a list (*.txt)

- Warm-up by engaging with posts from links in a list (*.txt)

- Watch stories while engaging

- Watch videos for specified durations

- Send direct messages

- Comment using emojis and spintax logic

- Human-like typing (utilizing suggestions)

- Realistic, human-like delays and actions

3. Posting & Content Management

- Upload reels, stories, and posts from directories

- Post stories with links and captions

- Post reels with captions from a txt file

- Post standard posts with captions from a txt file

4. Scheduling & Reporting

- Schedule bot actions across devices

- Separate reports for each mobile device

- Live dashboard reporting

5. Filtering & Account Management

- Filter users by post count, followers, following, biography content, and language

- Whitelist users to prevent unfollowing

- Blacklist users to avoid interaction

- Warm-up function to gradually engage before full automation

- Warm-up by unfollowing bot-followed users who don't follow back

- Account status checks (verification)

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app_pilot said:

About Me

Welcome to my journey of developing an Android automation bot for Instagram’s Mother-Slave (M/S) Method, I’ve been manually growing my clients’ Instagram accounts and brands using the M/S method. However, after exploring the market for an automation bot that could simplify and automate this process, I found that most existing solutions were not only difficult to learn but also lacked the specific features I needed.

Why Build a Custom Bot?

Most automation bots for Instagram fall short when it comes to advanced needs like the M/S method. Some of the key limitations I encountered included:

1. Remote Management: I’d like to manage Android phones remotely through a dashboard, rather than relying on a single laptop.
2. Battery Efficiency: I’m looking for alternatives to ADB for automation, as it tends to drain my phone’s battery and affect its overall health.
3. Enhanced Features: The bot should support features like uploading and watching reels, which can make a significant difference.
4. Compatibility: It should be compatible with the latest versions of Instagram, not just older ones.
5. Cost-Effective Solutions: Alternatives like app cloners are expensive and cumbersome, so I’m aiming for a more efficient approach.
6. Simplified Onboarding: The onboarding process for many existing tools is overly complex, with difficult installations and confusing documentation. I believe this is because the niche is still relatively new and research-based, with few people truly understanding it.

Given these challenges, I’ve decided to build my own bot from the ground up.

This blog will focus on the technical process of building the bot, not on testing the M/S strategy itself, as it's a well-established growth hacking method that has been effective for at least four years. If you're unfamiliar with M/S, I recommend checking out some resources on the subject, as it’s a popular strategy among major influencers for Instagram growth.

Why Android Over Browser Automation?

The M/S method involves managing multiple child accounts to boost a single mother account. Automating this process using browser-based tools or API-driven bots isn't effective, as Instagram’s algorithm is highly sophisticated and quickly flags suspicious activity, leading to account blocks.

The problem isn’t with the M/S strategy itself, but rather with the data leaks from browser automation and API-based bots—such as fingerprints and proxy integration—that result in account bans. My solution is to use multiple Android devices to manage numerous child accounts. Each Android device can run up to 25-50 Instagram apps, and using mobile proxies or SIM data offers a superior approach compared to residential proxies. I’ll dive deeper into why mobile proxies are better in a future post.

Plan

1. List Features: Identify all the features needed to automate the M/S strategy.
2. Start Development: Begin coding and building the bot with the outlined features.
3. Testing: Test the bot on my agency’s accounts and clients’ brands.
4. Evaluate Market Fit: Determine whether the product is ready for the market and scalable based on feedback from the community. Additionally, I plan to explore automating other social media platforms once this proves successful.
5. Launch: If it proves to be effective and enhances my M/S strategy, I’ll consider opening a sales thread in the marketplace once the project is complete.

I’m also passionate about deep work, productivity, and self-improvement, and I’ll occasionally share insights on these topics. I hope to discuss routines and strategies that could improve our work and lives.

First Update: Wednesday, September 9, 2024

Tomorrow, I’ll sit down and list all the features I want to automate within the M/S strategy. I’ll also provide a detailed discussion on the M/S strategy in my next update.

Confession:
I prefer to keep our discussions within this forum, where I’ll answer any questions and listen to your advice. The only reason I'm sharing my journey of building this bot publicly is to gather your help and feedback on the process. I do not intend to market the product or idea just yet, as it’s not fully ready. If the idea proves valuable, I plan to advertise it through a marketplace. For now, rest assured and enjoy the ride with me!

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