Farmero drives the iPhones on your desk — scrolling, liking and posting to your own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts at a human pace. You plug them in once. It runs overnight.
7-day trial, no cardNeeds Xcode to wire a phoneNothing leaves your Mac but the clips
3 iPhones · driven over USB from one Mac
How it runs
Farmero installs its runner onto your iPhone over the cable, signed either with your own Apple ID in Xcode or with your developer key. Once per phone.
Sign into your own TikTok, Instagram and YouTube accounts on the phone. Tell Farmero which ones to run and how long each gets.
It switches accounts, watches videos for a human amount of time, likes some of them, and posts what you queued — then tells you what happened.
What it actually does
No feature on this page is a plan. Anything still being built is marked, and it is not on the price.
Warm-ups and posting on all three, on the real apps, on your own phone. Not an API — the apps themselves.
Watches each video a varying number of seconds, scrolls with a jittered finger path, likes at the rate you set. It stops when it cannot tell where it is rather than tapping blind.
Queue a clip for a time and an account. It switches to that account, proves it got there, posts, and confirms the video is out before it calls it done.
Clips go to the phone across USB — measured at 11 seconds against 25 through the cloud. Falls back to the cloud when there is no cable.
Captions, audience, who can view, comments off, share to story. Set them per template or per post — and Farmero refuses a setting it cannot actually apply instead of silently dropping it.
Drop a clip once, pick the accounts, and it goes out across them. It warns you when the same clip is going to the same platform twice.
Not built. Not priced. Listed so you know where it is going.
Single video today. Carousels and sound selection are next.
Today the Mac holds the queue. Queuing from your phone is being built.
Pricing
Every plan does the same things. What changes is how many iPhones you can plug in and how many accounts they run.
3 iPhones · driven over USB from one Mac
Your licence key goes here. One free trial per address.
The whole thing for a week. No card.
no card
One phone, running itself.
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Three phones, one Mac, no hiring.
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Every phone you can plug in.
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Questions
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.
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. A licence covers three machines at once — 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.