Posts to TikTok, Instagram and YouTube
On the real apps, on your own phone — no API, no emulator, no cloud phone. It opens the app, composes, and taps Post the way you would.
Real taps on real glass
Everything it does.
Nothing it does not.
Every card on this page is something the app does today, on the founder’s own phones, every night. What is coming is at the end, marked as coming and not priced.
Publishing.
Through the real apps.
Confirms a post is live
Before it calls a post done, it checks the account's own profile or channel for the new tile. A post that never landed is never counted.
Checked on the profile
One clip, every account you pick
Drop a clip once, tick the accounts, and it fans out across them — each on its own card, free to edit before it sends.
Fan-out
Warns before a repeat
The same clip heading to the same platform twice is the thing that gets noticed. It tells you before it happens.
Same clip · same platform
Settings that stick
Per-post settings — who can view, comments, the caption's paragraphs — are applied on the phone and read back. A setting it cannot actually apply is refused, not faked.
Refuses what it cannot apply
Warming.
New accounts ease in.
A ramp you set in days
A fresh login spends the days you choose in the feed — scrolling, the occasional like — before it publishes anything. Then it joins the calendar at the volume you chose.
Scroll · Like · Rest · Then post
Eight accounts per iPhone
It switches between the accounts signed in on a phone itself, proves it landed on the right one, and only then acts.
Switched automatically
Paced like a person
Time in the feed, a like now and then, gaps between posts you set per account. Nothing fires in bursts.
Post gap per account
Delivery.
Over the cable.
Clips reach the phone over USB
A clip on your Mac is on the phone in about eleven seconds over the cable. The cloud route took twenty-five.
11 s over the cable
Cloud fallback
A phone with no cable can still receive a clip through a signed link — the one time a clip leaves your Mac, and only to reach your own phone.
Only when there is no cable
The camera roll is cleaned up
Once a post is confirmed, the delivered clip is removed from the phone. Nothing piles up.
Delivered · Posted · Removed
Reliability.
It stops rather than guesses.
Stops when it cannot tell where it is
If an app redesigns, a dialog appears, or a phone hangs, it does not tap blind. It stops, and says so.
Fail closed
Resumes after a crash
A phone dropping off the cable or a Mac restarting does not lose the night. It picks up where it was.
Resumes where it was
Reports the night
What posted, what did not, and what it refused to do rather than guess at — on the Mac, and to Telegram or ntfy if you switch that on.
Posted · Did not · Refused
Ownership.
Your Mac, your phones, your logins.
Nothing leaves your Mac
No account names, passwords, content or analytics go anywhere. What leaves: clips, when a phone has no cable; and a licence check carrying the machine id.
Your logins stay on your phone
Three Macs per licence
Move it to another Mac any time — deactivate one from its Account page and activate the next.
Deactivate · Activate
A signed, notarised Mac app
Downloaded from farmero.co, opened like any Mac app, updated in place. Your iPhone runs a small runner signed with your own Apple ID or developer key.
macOS 14+ · iOS 17–26 · Xcode once
Coming.
Not priced, not promised.
- X and LinkedIn
- Carousels and sound selection
- Queueing from a phone
Every “soon” on this site is marked and unpriced. A plan buys what is above, today.
Ready when you are
The phones are already
on your desk.
Seven days free, no card. Wire one phone tonight and let tomorrow’s posts go out on their own.