Instagram follow, like and story automation

Eight ready-made modules

Each module has its own target source, its own quota and its own pacing:

• Follow, from hashtags, locations, a profile's followers or post engagement
• Unfollow, while protecting mutual follows, close friends and a whitelist, with a grace period before anyone is unfollowed
• Like and comment on target posts
• Story view for your target audience
• Bulk DM to a list you choose
• Remove followers and cancel pending follow requests
• Data collection to build audience lists

You set the targeting

Tasks are narrowed with target filters: skip private or verified accounts, set follower, following and post count ranges, a follower/following ratio, a maximum age for the latest post, require a profile photo, or filter by gender estimated from the name. Targets that a filter removes show up in the task report with the reason.

Account protection

Hourly, daily, weekly and monthly limits are set per account and per action type. Random delays are applied between actions and nothing runs outside working hours. When Instagram appears to accept an action but silently ignores it, IGFlow detects this and pauses the task; under high latency the pace is lowered automatically.

IGFlow works through the account's own session rather than Meta's official messaging API. That is what lets it follow, like, watch stories and collect audience data, which the official API does not offer. It also means Instagram's terms restrict this kind of automation, and accounts can receive temporary action blocks or restrictions. IGFlow does not remove that risk; it aims to reduce it with per-account limits, working hours and detection of silently ignored actions.

Watch the results

Each task's progress is tracked live, and completed, skipped and failed targets are listed in reports. Seeing which filter removed which target, and why, helps you refine targeting over time.

Frequently asked questions

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