Device automation for Instagram · TikTok · Threads · Reddit
Phonorbit runs on your PC and drives the real apps on your own Android phones. Your accounts, your devices, your IP address — paced by a safety system that decides what each account is allowed to do, and when.
Runs on your machine · your phones use your home connectionMost tools let a day-old account run at full speed, and most day-old accounts get restricted. Phonorbit ramps every account through three phases and enforces the ceiling in software — you cannot turn it up.
Scrolls, watches, reads. No likes, no follows, no comments. It builds an ordinary usage history and nothing else.
Likes and saves, the occasional follow. Enough to look engaged, well under the thresholds that draw attention.
Everything: comments, DMs, publishing — still inside per-platform hourly and daily caps.
Reddit and LinkedIn ramp more slowly than Instagram and TikTok, because those platforms are less tolerant of new-account activity. The schedule is per platform, not one global guess.
Priced by how many phones you run. Every plan includes the full safety system — warmup and rate limits are never a paid upgrade.
No card required
$182/yr — save 20%
$758/yr — save 20%
$1,718/yr — save 20%
Everything here exists because of a specific way accounts get flagged.
| Capability | Why it matters | Typical tool |
|---|---|---|
| Three-phase warmupPer-platform ramps | New accounts survive instead of being restricted in week one. | — none |
| Verified actionsPost-condition on every tap | A platform silently ignores actions from a limited account. Without verification you'd see hundreds of "successful" likes that never happened. | — none |
| Fleet decorrelationPer-account timing | Fifteen accounts sharing one rhythm is provably one operator. Each gets its own pacing personality. | — none |
| Content decorrelationCaptions and media tracked | Platforms hash uploads. Two accounts posting the same file links them instantly, so no file or caption is reused. | — none |
| Fleet-wide stopOn app updates | When an app update breaks a flow, everything halts at once instead of every account rediscovering it the hard way. | — none |
| Honest activity logFailures included | Every attempt recorded, successes and failures both, in a plain-text file you can read yourself. | — partial |
Things you'd rather know now than after.
Automating Instagram, TikTok, Threads or Reddit is against their terms. That's a fact about those platforms, not something any tool can engineer away.
Accounts can be restricted or removed at any time. Our safety systems reduce that risk substantially — that's the whole product — but never to zero. Don't automate an account you can't afford to lose.
Phonorbit never handles your passwords. You sign in on the phone yourself, and nothing is posted without a campaign you created.
Yes. The automation runs on your PC against your phones. It installs as a background service, so it restarts automatically after a reboot.
Any Android phone running version 9 or newer, with USB debugging turned on. No root, no custom ROM. iPhones are not supported — iOS has no equivalent of the device bridge this relies on.
No, and the limit is in the software rather than the invoice. More accounts per phone also raises risk, so the per-device caps are deliberately conservative.
Automation stops. Nothing is deleted — your devices, accounts and history stay exactly as they are, and resubscribing picks up where you left off.
You get three days of grace before anything stops. Cards expire and banks decline for no reason; that shouldn't take your fleet down the same afternoon.
Not for a small setup — your phones use your own connection, which is exactly what makes this safer than cloud tools. Larger fleets benefit from one proxy per account, and Phonorbit enforces that pairing.