No lead is worth your account
We work through your Threads and Telegram accounts, so we look after them as if they were ours. Below is exactly what we do, what we store and where we draw the line.
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Your account moves like a person, not a script
Platforms don't spot “a bot” - they spot unnatural behaviour. So that's what we remove.
On Threads
- The search session only reads. No likes, no follows, no comments. You post replies to leads yourself; your own posts go out through the official Threads connection, and only if you've connected publishing.
- It sleeps at night. A night pause: during it the account does nothing.
- It drops by a few times a day, differently each time. Random start times; some visits are skipped, and in some it just scrolls the feed and collects nothing.
- It searches like a person. It types the query into the search box and scrolls with pauses of different lengths.
- It has daily limits. Per account - how many pages to open and how many posts to collect a day. A new account ramps up to full volume gradually.
- A separate browser profile. Each account gets its own rather than sharing one.
- It never forces its way in. If Threads asks for verification, we stop. If the session drops, you'll see it in the dashboard.
On Telegram
- It sends only after your yes. And right before sending it checks again that the lead is still approved.
- It takes its time. Daily and hourly comment limits, a pause between them and “typing...” before each one.
- It doesn't pester. One comment per chat a day, and the same person no more than once a month.
- A new account warms up over weeks. A few comments a day at first, more later.
- It listens to the platform. If Telegram says wait, we wait. If it flags spam, commenting stops on its own.
- Direct messages are off. Until you ask us to turn them on.
Nobody can honestly promise a platform will never restrict an account, so we don't - our terms say so plainly. What we do promise is to work carefully. Terms of service
On social media we only reply to people who asked for advice
We don't hunt for a “target audience” on social media and we don't write to people who didn't ask. Only replies to public posts where someone asks for a recommendation - and only the ones you approved.
Unsolicited mass messaging, targeting specific individuals and collecting data beyond their public posts are banned by our terms. The same goes for our clients.
Company search (B2B) is a separate, cold channel: there we find companies and draft an email, and you decide whether to write and send it yourself.
We keep only what the service needs, and delete it when you ask
- What we store
- The text of a matched post, its link, the author's username and the time - only for what matched your search. Plus drafts, your decisions, messages sent, replies to them and content-plan posts.
- What we don't
- Account passwords, payment data, private conversations unrelated to messages sent through the service.
- For how long
- As long as our service agreement runs. After that we delete it within 30 days, and backups within the following 30. The access token goes immediately once you disconnect the integration.
Who sees your data and why
- Your account sessions and tokens are visible only to the server side of the service. The dashboard never shows them, and we never share them.
- An Anthropic model sees the post text - only to score it and write a draft.
- Data is stored in Supabase (EU, Frankfurt), the dashboard is hosted on Netlify, and new-lead notifications go through Telegram.
- We don't sell personal data or hand it to anyone for their own purposes.
What people ask about safety first
Can my account get banned?
Any action through an account carries some risk, and nobody can honestly guarantee otherwise. We reduce it separately for each platform. On Threads - a human pace, a night pause, daily limits, a slow ramp-up for new accounts and a full stop the moment the platform asks for verification. On Telegram - limits on how many comments go out, pauses between them, a slow ramp-up for new accounts and a stop at the first spam signal.
Will you know my password?
We don't store passwords. You connect Threads by logging in inside the dashboard or by transferring your own session, and Telegram with a QR code. If two-step verification is on in Telegram, the password is needed once during connection and isn't kept anywhere after sign-in.
Can you post something in my name without me?
Replies to leads - never without your approval: on Threads you post them yourself, and on Telegram the service sends only what you approved, checking again right before sending that the approval still stands. Content-plan posts go out with your button in the dashboard or through auto-publishing, which we only switch on by agreement with you.
How do I revoke access quickly?
On your own, without us: end the service's session in your Threads or Telegram settings. To delete the stored data too, write to us - the step-by-step guide is on the data deletion page.
Who else sees the post texts?
The Anthropic model that scores the post and writes the draft; it processes the text under its own terms. We don't hand the texts to third parties for their own purposes.
Test us on your own account for a week
7 days free, no card. If you don't like how we handle your account, revoke access in the platform's settings.
Any plan · no card · on day 8 you decide