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Presets move the account through phases: quiet reading, then subscriptions, then reactions. Every pause differs slightly — the schedule never looks machine-made.
Auto warm-up
Fresh, empty accounts are the first ones Telegram restricts. Warm-up walks them through daily activity — reading, subscribing, reacting — so the account looks alive before real work starts.
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Presets move the account through phases: quiet reading, then subscriptions, then reactions. Every pause differs slightly — the schedule never looks machine-made.
Careful, standard or fast profile — depending on account age and your deadlines. Night breaks and daily limits are configurable.
The journal shows what the account did today: what it read, what it joined, where it reacted. No black boxes.
Import accounts and bind a proxy to each one.
Pick an activity preset and the warm-up duration.
Launch — and follow the per-account action journal.
We do not promise magic — we show how the module actually works. Every action is visible in the run results.
Detailed module guideYou set the duration together with the activity preset: careful scenarios stretch over more days, faster ones finish sooner. The journal shows what each account did every day, so the decision to continue or start working is based on facts.
Fresh, empty accounts are the ones Telegram restricts fastest, so warm-up markedly lowers the risk of losing them on the very first live run. It is preparation, not a guarantee.
Yes — a proxy is set before the account's first action. Warming dozens of accounts from one address is the most common way to lose them all at once.
Yes, but those are different jobs and different streams. Your plan caps concurrent streams, so part of the fleet usually warms up while the rest works.
If Telegram asks to wait, that stream pauses instead of pushing the account further, and the reason lands in the journal. Sibling accounts keep running on their own schedule.
The same way a schedule differs from memory: pauses vary every time, night breaks and daily limits hold across the whole fleet at once, and every action stays in the journal.
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The free Trial plan covers the whole workflow: connect accounts, configure a launch and see the results with your own eyes.