A social media automation desktop app for every account you run

Every profile launches in its own Chrome with its own proxy, HTTP or SOCKS5, IPv4 or IPv6. Before the window opens, the proxy is tested through itself: exit IP, location, timezone and latency. If the proxy doesn’t work, the browser doesn’t open, so your real IP never leaks.

The fingerprint follows the proxy: user agent and client hints, timezone, language and geolocation match the exit IP, and hardware, screen, WebGL, canvas and audio values stay stable per profile. A built-in fingerprint check compares what a site sees with what the profile should be, and cookies import from EditThisCookie, AdsPower, Multilogin or a cookies.txt.

Social networks change their markup all the time, and that’s what usually breaks automation. Every element a step needs has several backup selectors. When the first one stops matching and a backup takes over, the target is flagged On backup before anything fails. If none match, you open the page, click the element, and the picker saves new selectors without any code.

Platform warnings are read after every action. “Try again later” pauses that kind of action on that account; “action blocked” or a checkpoint pauses the whole account, for 12 to 24 hours and longer on repeat strikes. The Reports page shows success rates, each error with a screenshot and what to do, pauses per account and selector health.