Your accounts. Your proxies.
Your rules for Reddit growth.
Cadence runs the Reddit accounts you already own on their own browser fingerprints and residential IPs. Every session is scheduled, gated and logged, so you always know what posted, from where, and why.
- One anti-detect browser profile and one sticky IP per account
- A weekly schedule mask and per-action caps you preview before they run
- Pre-login gates: blacklist, fraud score, captcha cooldown, pause
- A decision record for every session, a reason for every skip
| Account | Exit IP | Next session | State |
|---|---|---|---|
| u/quietharbor_ r/VPN | 73.162.8.41 | Tue 14:20 | Running |
| u/mara.builds r/webdev | 98.11.204.7 | Tue 19:05 | Scheduled |
| u/pinetree_dev r/selfhosted | 24.6.190.113 | Wed 09:40 | Paused |
| u/lowtide.k r/supplements | 172.58.19.6 | Wed 11:15 | Scheduled |
Three settings, then it runs itself
Sessions read before they write, roll their targets from a seeded generator, and refuse to act when a gate says no.
Connect the accounts you already own
Each account gets its own anti-detect browser profile with its own fingerprint and a sticky residential proxy. Credentials stay encrypted on your server.
Set the schedule and the permissions
Paint a weekly mask, choose sessions per day, and grant each account only the actions it should take. Vote, comment, join, post: every one is opt-in.
Sessions run, gate themselves, and log why
A session browses first, engages second, and writes a decision record before it touches Reddit. Skips are logged with the reason so you can audit every day.
Rented pools borrow trust. Owned accounts build it.
Most Reddit tools post from accounts you will never see. Cadence only ever operates the ones you hold the password to.
Accounts that read like people, and a log that proves it
Karma that compounds on your accounts
Read-heavy sessions first, engagement second. The accounts look like readers who occasionally talk, because that is what they do.
Comments that answer, timed to the thread
A context judge reads the post before anything is written. If it cannot say yes, the account skips. No judge, no comment.
Leads surfaced while the bot browses
Threads that match your project brief are captured as leads with the mention test already applied, so you review a shortlist, not a feed.
Your own posts, your own subreddits
Queue posts to communities you moderate, watch the replies, and let the bot upvote or answer the ones worth answering.
Four gates stand between a session and Reddit
Every one runs before login. A bad IP never touches an account, and an unavailable judge never approves anything.
If the fetch fails, the session aborts. A captcha can never fall back to the host IP.
Known-bad IPs and high fraud scores end the session before the login page loads.
Eight to twenty seconds of organic homepage reading before any credential is typed.
If the language model is unavailable, the account skips. It never guesses.
Everything the operator can turn
Each of these is a column in your database with a control in the console, not a constant in the code.
168 slots per account, with a daily session count and jittered gaps.
Min and max per day or per period, rolled deterministically from the account and date.
Sixteen gated actions. New accounts start with upvote only.
One proxy per account. The exit IP is captured inside the browser before login.
Scamalytics score checked against your threshold before Reddit is touched.
An IP captcha parks the account for 24 hours automatically.
One switch on the account page outranks forced runs and queued work.
A public profile pre-flight catches suspensions before a browser launches.
Threads matched to a brand brief, with the mention test applied.
Watch keywords across the subreddits you care about.
Mod-locked posts become review leads with a staged outreach funnel.
Every run writes its targets, permissions and remaining quota first.
Run Reddit on your cadence
Sign in to the console to add an account, paint its week, and watch the first session decide for itself.
Self-hosted. The console, the bot and the database all run on a server you control.