Plug in the iPhones you already own and Farmero handles the rest — TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, on a schedule you set. A full week of posting, done in 15 minutes.
Right now
Sign in, switch, paste the caption, pick the sound, post, wait, switch again. Then a phone hangs somewhere in the middle and you genuinely do not know which posts went out.
With Farmero
The Mac works the night and tells you what happened — what posted, what did not, and anything it refused to do rather than guess at.
Farmero installs its runner over the cable. Once per phone.
Your own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube logins, on the phone. Farmero never holds a password.
A new account spends the days you set in the feed before it posts anything.
Switches to each account, posts, confirms the video is live, then reports.
Another iPhone joins the same schedule. One Mac runs the rack.
No APIs, no emulators, no cloud phones. Farmero drives iPhones you own, on the real TikTok, Instagram and YouTube apps, and reads the screen to see what happened. Nothing to key, nobody else holding your logins.
No APIs · No bots · Real taps on real glass
Up to sixty iPhones across ten Macs, every account on its own calendar. It switches accounts itself, and warns you before the same clip goes to the same platform twice. Twenty accounts is one night, unattended.
8 accounts per iPhone · Up to 60 iPhones on Agency
A fresh login spends the days you set in the feed — scrolling, the occasional like — before it publishes anything. Then it joins the calendar at the volume you chose, not forty posts on day one.
Scroll · Like · Rest · Then post
Every post is checked on the account's own profile before it counts as done. When an app redesigns or a phone hangs, it stops and tells you what happened, instead of tapping blind.
Posted · Confirmed on the profile · Reported
Doing it by hand works fine at three accounts. This is about what happens after that.
| Approach | By handFine at three accounts. Then it is your evenings. | Unofficial APIsCheap and quick, until the ban. | Rented cloud phonesPhones you never see, billed every month. | FarmeroRecommendedThe iPhones on your desk, running the night. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Devices | your own phone | none — server calls | phones you never see | real iPhones you own |
| Who holds your logins | you | a script's session | the vendor | you, on your own Mac |
| Monthly cost | your evenings | cheap until the ban | ~$30 per phone, per month | from $49 for the lot |
| New-account ramp | by hand | none | you cannot see it | built in, you set the days |
| Time to queue 20 accounts | most of a day | minutes, then flags | wait on them | about 15 minutes, then it runs |
| Scaling | your hours | API limits | billed per phone | plug in another iPhone |
| Crash recovery | start over | no idea what sent | support ticket | resumes where it was |
| Try Farmero |
Why not unofficial APIs? Reverse-engineered APIs break every platform’s terms of service, so Farmero never touches one. It drives iPhones you own with on-screen taps and reads the screen to check the post landed — the same actions you would take yourself, on your own accounts.
Every plan does the same things. What changes is how many iPhones and accounts it runs, and how many Macs you can run them from.
One desk, three phones.
Billed annually
A real rack, running itself.
Billed annually
Several Macs, one operation.
Billed annually
Client work, at volume.
Billed monthly
Bigger than Agency? Talk to us — we will quote the fleet you actually have.
The ones people ask before they start. Have another? Join the Discord.
Yes. Farmero drives phones you own, plugged into your Mac over USB. It is not a cloud service and there are no phones on our side. Any iPhone on iOS 17 or newer works; the fleet Farmero is built and measured on runs iOS 26.
iOS will only run an app signed by a developer, and the runner Farmero puts on your phone is one. Xcode is a free download from Apple and carries the iPhone SDK — there is no way around it. With a free Apple ID you re-sign every 7 days; with a paid developer account you do not.
Nobody can promise that, and anybody who does is selling you something. Farmero paces everything like a person and warns you when you are about to post the same clip to the same platform twice, which is the thing that actually gets noticed. Automating these apps may breach their terms — that is your call to make, and it is worth reading them.
Your clips, when a phone has no cable and they go via the cloud to reach it. Nothing else: no account names, no passwords, no content, no analytics. Your licence check sends the machine id this page is licensed to and nothing more.
Anything already running finishes. Farmero stops starting new runs a day later, which is deliberate — a card expiring at 3am should not end four phones mid-post. Nothing is deleted, and your accounts and queue are exactly where you left them if you come back.
Yes. How many Macs a licence covers is set by your plan — one on Solo, two on Rack, five on Studio, ten on Agency. Deactivate one from its Account page and activate the next. If you lost access to the old Mac, email us and we will release the seat.
More in the documentation — setup, posting, scheduling, and what to do when something stops.
Ready when you are
Seven days free, no card. Wire one phone tonight and let tomorrow’s posts go out on their own.
