Fresh, empty accounts are the first ones Telegram restricts. Warm-up runs them like ordinary users: reading channels, reacting, watching stories and joining channels, so the account looks alive before real work starts.
In the 3 and 7 day programmes actions open up by day: reading only at first, then reactions, stories, Saved Messages and joins together, talking last. Every pause differs slightly, so the schedule never looks machine-made.
You choose the duration and behaviour
A programme runs from 30 minutes to 7 days. The «Account behaviour» window switches off what you do not need: reactions, stories, chats between accounts. The «Required channels and chats» list sets where the account joins by the end of warm-up.
Every step is visible
The journal shows what the account did: what it read, what it joined, where it reacted.
How to launch
01
Import accounts and bind a proxy to each one.
02
Pick a duration from 30 minutes to 7 days and tick in the «Account behaviour» window what the account may do.
03
Launch and follow the per-account action journal.
How the module works
Every action and its outcome is visible in the run results.
Actions follow an ordinary user: reading channels, reactions, stories, joins, notes in Saved Messages.
Every pause differs slightly from the previous one, so the schedule has no machine rhythm.
If Telegram asks to wait (FloodWait), the account stops instead of pushing further.
Accounts sleep at night, and daily action ceilings are built into the programme: there is nothing to configure.
Warmed-up accounts last noticeably longer in commenting, inviting and mailing.
Questions and answers
How long does warm-up take?
From 30 minutes to 7 days: there are 30-minute, 1, 2 and 3 hour and 1, 3 and 7 day programmes. Short ones give a quick warm-up before a task, and in the 3 and 7 day programmes actions open up by day. The journal shows what each account did, so the decision to continue or start working is based on facts.
Is warm-up really necessary?
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.
Do I need proxies during warm-up?
Yes, a proxy is set before the account's first action. Dozens of accounts warmed from one address are most often lost all at once.
Can I warm up and work at the same time?
Yes, but while an account warms up, other modules do not take it. So part of your accounts usually warms up while the rest work. Warm-up has its own plan limit, and other modules do not use it up.
What happens when Telegram restricts an account?
If Telegram asks to wait, the account pauses instead of pushing further, and the reason lands in the journal. A repeated request takes the account out of this run. Sibling accounts keep running on their own schedule.
How is this different from warming up by hand?
Pauses vary every time, night sleep and daily ceilings hold across all accounts at once, and every action stays in the journal.