Set it up once.
Then leave it running.
Everything you need to wire the iPhones you own to your Mac, post to your own accounts on a schedule you set, and ramp a new account in before it starts publishing.
Get started
Set up a phone
Connect an iPhone
Cable, trust, Developer Mode — and what to do when the phone does not appear.
Install the runner
The one step everybody gets wrong. Test, never Run.
Add your accounts
Sign in on the phone, register in Farmero. No passwords ever leave the device.
Proxies
Optional. What they do, what they do not, and when they are worth it.
Running several phones
Power and cables are what break a rack, not software. What to buy before you add the third phone.
How it works
Warm-ups
What a warm-up actually does, why it is slow, and why it stops.
Posting
Queue a clip, and how Farmero confirms it actually went live.
Getting clips to a phone
Over the cable at 11 seconds, or through the cloud at 25.
What Farmero never does
Four things a posting tool must never do, each held to a test that fails the build if it ever could.
How warm-ups work
A warm-up ages an account like a person — and the thing that keeps it safe is that Farmero looks at the screen before it touches it.
Reference
Plans and limits
What each plan allows, how machines work, and what happens when it ends.
Troubleshooting
The failures people actually hit, and what each one really means.
FAQ
The questions asked before buying, answered straight.
MCP server
Drive Farmero from Claude, ChatGPT, or any agent that speaks MCP — over the same local engine, on your Mac.