History, before you need it

Active Warmup

Accounts read, scroll and react like ordinary users so they have a history before they start commenting. How to start it, what each setting does, and how long to warm a new batch.

01What it does

Active Warmup has accounts do ordinary things — read channels, scroll, mark messages read, search, and later react and join — so that when they start commenting they have a history behind them.

Active Warmup is separate from Supervise in Account Manager. Supervise only keeps accounts out of the outreach modules for seven days after import; it does not make them do anything. Turning one on does not turn on the other.

02Start warming a batch

1. Open Active Warmup. In Warmup Pool, tick accounts under Available accounts.

2. Check the settings below (Schedule, Safety limits, Warmup actions, Target channels). They apply to every account you ticked.

3. Press Enable (N accounts) at the top.

Enrolled accounts stay enrolled until you stop them: Disable on a row, or Stop all at the top. Edit (the pencil) loads one account's settings so you can change just that account. However many accounts are enrolled, only 3 are connected and working at the same time.

03Schedule

Auto-adapt by account stage

On by default. Picks the intensity from how long ago the account was imported: under 7 days Careful, 7–30 days Normal, over 30 days Aggressive.

Activity windows

The hours accounts may act, in the timezone below. Default: 09:00–11:00 and 15:00–18:00. With no windows, accounts may act at any hour, still within their caps.

Client timezone

The timezone the windows are read in.

Random breaks

On by default. Now and then makes the pause between two actions much longer, so activity is not evenly spaced.

04Safety limits

Caps per account. While Auto-adapt is on, the four fields are greyed out and the caps come from the preset the account's age picks:

Progressive increase

On by default. Day 1 of warmup runs at 30% of the caps, rising to 100% by day 7.

Maintenance

Not something you pick. After 60 days in warmup, an account drops to these low caps by itself.

Joins / day

Counts only joining groups and channels. 0 means the account never joins.

Saved Messages / day

Counts the two Saved Messages actions. They only write to the account's own Saved Messages, never to other people.

05Warmup actions

Twenty actions in nine groups, each switched on or off. By default only the four Reading actions are on: View dialogs, Scroll channel, Mark as read and Search messages.

3+ days old

Reactions, Story views and Joining groups work only on accounts imported at least 3 days ago.

Economy mode

On by default. Turns off the traffic-heavy actions (videos, voice messages, GIFs and inline bots, sticker packs, story views), which use a lot of proxy traffic.

Reapply account's template

Re-applies the profile template the account already has. Does nothing on an account that never had one.

Never

Accounts never message each other. There is no such action.

06Target channels

Channel list

Optional. Channels for these accounts to read and join, separated by commas or new lines. Left empty, accounts read channels that Channel Parser has found. While that list has fewer than 20 channels, accounts without their own list only view their dialogs.

Allow reading/joining my own channels

Off by default. A fresh account that reads only your own channels is a giveaway, so turn it on only for accounts past their first warmup stage.

07Watching it work

Statistics

Supervised (enrolled), Active now, and Outside window (waiting for their next window).

Row badge

Each enrolled account shows what it is doing and at which intensity, for example Active — Careful.

Engine log

Under Module control at the top; every warmup action appears there.

Flood-waits

If Telegram asks an account to slow down three times in a row, that account pauses for 30 minutes. The others keep going.