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The title,I have phones which needs to be automated together.
Any suggestion?
Any suggestion?
can i contact you to ask you some questions?The title,I have phones which needs to be automated together.
Any suggestion?
Sure you can.can i contact you to ask you some questions?
can i contact you to ask you some questions?
The title,I have phones which needs to be automated together.
Any suggestion?
I'm interested.I'm currently building an Instagram bot (its already kinda ready, just doing testings) with the same goal (Automating tasks on real android phones with currently main focus on only tasks related to Instagram). Since its a bot, you can use it in bulk on any number of devices you want. And I'll even build new features if users ask for it, as per their requirements.
What are you using to make the bot and can it automate bulk mobiles with one pc or one command?I'm currently building an Instagram bot (its already kinda ready, just doing testings) with the same goal (Automating tasks on real android phones with currently main focus on only tasks related to Instagram). Since its a bot, you can use it in bulk on any number of devices you want. And I'll even build new features if users ask for it, as per their requirements.
Tried Appium but it doesn't look scalable to me.Use androids ADB to do whatever you want.
Appium works quite well aswell, not sure if it scales much.
What are you using to make the bot and can it automate bulk mobiles with one pc or one command?
Tried Appium but it doesn't look scalable to me.
Gold,messaging you.Hey, Yeah, I also had initially started with appium but I came across a lot of issues and limitations using it, so I ended up using a concoction of many technologies including androids adb and a lot of custom coded modules.
And, for the bulk part, Though right now I'm only testing it on a single device. But in coming days, I could "theoretically" code my bot to run on unlimited devices, but practically that won't be possible due to a lot of factors, but in any worst-case scenario, it should run just fine on atleast 3-4 devices without a hiccup, to 10-12 devices ideally from normal PCs I'm assuming. I've also got many side-hacks ideas to test out for bulk device automation. I'll confirm the exact numbers when I get to bulk testing.
And by the way, I'm thinking to keep my bot free to use, with a donations box if it helps the users. And it'll be available to use within this week. Just let me know if interested.
Hey, Yeah, I also had initially started with appium but I came across a lot of issues and limitations using it, so I ended up using a concoction of many technologies including androids adb and a lot of custom coded modules.
And, for the bulk part, Though right now I'm only testing it on a single device. But in coming days, I could "theoretically" code my bot to run on unlimited devices, but practically that won't be possible due to a lot of factors, but in any worst-case scenario, it should run just fine on atleast 3-4 devices without a hiccup, to 10-12 devices ideally from normal PCs I'm assuming. I've also got many side-hacks ideas to test out for bulk device automation. I'll confirm the exact numbers when I get to bulk testing.
And by the way, I'm thinking to keep my bot free to use, with a donations box if it helps the users. And it'll be available to use within this week. Just let me know if interested.
Hey, Yeah, I also had initially started with appium but I came across a lot of issues and limitations using it, so I ended up using a concoction of many technologies including androids adb and a lot of custom coded modules.
And, for the bulk part, Though right now I'm only testing it on a single device. But in coming days, I could "theoretically" code my bot to run on unlimited devices, but practically that won't be possible due to a lot of factors, but in any worst-case scenario, it should run just fine on atleast 3-4 devices without a hiccup, to 10-12 devices ideally from normal PCs I'm assuming. I've also got many side-hacks ideas to test out for bulk device automation. I'll confirm the exact numbers when I get to bulk testing.
And by the way, I'm thinking to keep my bot free to use, with a donations box if it helps the users. And it'll be available to use within this week. Just let me know if interested.
Hey, it's ready to use now, if anyone interested in trying, just let me know. I'll create an account for you and forward you the bot download link.
Please pM me For detailHey, it's ready to use now, if anyone interested in trying, just let me know. I'll create an account for you and forward you the bot download link.
Hey, Yeah, I also had initially started with appium but I came across a lot of issues and limitations using it, so I ended up using a concoction of many technologies including androids adb and a lot of custom coded modules.
And, for the bulk part, Though right now I'm only testing it on a single device. But in coming days, I could "theoretically" code my bot to run on unlimited devices, but practically that won't be possible due to a lot of factors, but in any worst-case scenario, it should run just fine on atleast 3-4 devices without a hiccup, to 10-12 devices ideally from normal PCs I'm assuming. I've also got many side-hacks ideas to test out for bulk device automation. I'll confirm the exact numbers when I get to bulk testing.
And by the way, I'm thinking to keep my bot free to use, with a donations box if it helps the users. And it'll be available to use within this week. Just let me know if interested.
I'm currently building an Instagram bot (its already kinda ready, just doing testings) with the same goal (Automating tasks on real android phones with currently main focus on only tasks related to Instagram). Since its a bot, you can use it in bulk on any number of devices you want. And I'll even build new features if users ask for it, as per their requirements.
I am interested in the botHey, it's ready to use now, if anyone interested in trying, just let me know. I'll create an account for you and forward you the bot download link.