Workspace overview
Manage your accounts, keep listings moving, and follow every job.
Accounts
Select accounts to manage them together, or use the actions on each row.
| Select | # | Account | UID | Status | Port | Created | Actions |
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Your accounts will appear here when they are available.
Listings
Track the status of listings across your accounts.
| # | Account | Title | Price | Status | Created |
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Default listing
The saved template used for Post and auto-post.
Select the photos to include in your saved listing.
Save your changes before posting.
Create NV accounts
Choose your quantity and contact method.
How the queue worksRegistrations run in parallel; browser steps run one at a time. With auto-post, warm-up runs first, then the listing waits 45 minutes. Posts require an account age of at least 45 minutes and skip accounts that have already listed today.
Clone a listing
FBVerse scrap-data: pure-HTTP competitor listing scraper (no login). Photos land in data/scraped.
Job activity
Select a job to view its log.
Queued and completed jobs will appear here.
LinkedIn workspace
Create accounts, warm them up safely, and grow connections within safe limits.
LinkedIn accounts
Each account runs on its own Camoufox profile with a residential proxy.
| # | Status | Warmup day | Created | Actions |
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Create your first batch below — each takes ~2 minutes with SMS verification.
Create LinkedIn accounts
Batch-create accounts using the Outlook email pool + verification codes (free).
Safety firstNew accounts start in warmup (14 days): light browsing, few actions. Connection requests only after warmup completes. Hard limits: 25 requests/day, 100/week per account.
Grow connections
Send targeted connection requests within safe limits.
500 connections/month5 accounts × 15 requests/day at ~40% acceptance ≈ 500 new connections in 30 days. LIONs accept almost everyone — best for the first 100.
Infrastructure
Residential ports and mobile session availability.
Proxy health
Live check per provider. Creation uses the first working one, so a dead provider silently drops you to residential exits.
DataImpulse ports
In useAvailable
Byteful sessions
In useAvailable