Can you create a bot for an app without a website?

As the title says, can you create a bot for an app that does not have a website?
I mean, suppose Tinder is just an app without a website, can you create a bot like Jarvee? (Just an example) and if so, how could I do it? Some guide or tools for that purpose.

I hope you have given me to understand, Greetings.

juniorfast1 said:

As the title says, can you create a bot for an app that does not have a website?
I mean, suppose Tinder is just an app without a website, can you create a bot like Jarvee? (Just an example) and if so, how could I do it? Some guide or tools for that purpose.

I hope you have given me to understand, Greetings.

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Of course you could using an Android emulator like NOX with root and at a minimum intermediate programming knowledge. Anything electronic can be botted period.

Yup, just because most bots are geared towards websites doesn’t mean that apps can’t be easily targeted. Depending on the app and OS it runs on, things could get a bit trickier, but definitely not impossible.

To accomplish this you’ll need to find the code behind the api. Here is a github link which includes the start to accomplish this task with Tinder. In the comments you’ll find someone is working on a bot right now for this swipe app.

https://gist.github.com/rtt/10403467

Yes, you can. Obviously is more difficult but nothing impossible.

I would do it setting up an emulator with the app, setting up a proxy filtering all the traffic of the emulator so I can get the requests the app does and after I would get enough (and after a lot of testing) you could get the structure of the requests you need to do to emulate the app in a bot.

Ok, ok. It is true, we are in 2018. 99.999% sure the app is using a secure connection so maybe your proxy doesn't work well getting the requests in plain text. Maybe you could root the emulator and intercept the traffic from the network interface before it is encrypted and sent.

These are just some very general steps, but that is the way you should follow, at least it is the way most people do when they want to create bots for apps without websote version nor API (or they don't want to use the API).