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Name the niche
Start with the audience you want the account to learn from.
EMBER
Built for clip accounts
Build signal
before the first clip.
Ember turns a niche into a deliberate warm-up queue, keeps every action reviewable, and puts account safety ahead of speed.
Review before execution No TikTok password stored
Ember preview
Review firstWarm-up plan
5hmax run
Your queue stays in review until you approve it.
Today's signal
CURATED- Search terms
- Niche sounds
- Creator signals
Nothing runs without your review
Three steps to a warmed account
Example: taking a fresh account in one niche from empty to ready.
2
Review the queue
Inspect AI-curated searches, hashtags and sounds before anything happens.
3
Warm up carefully
Execution stays gated while Ember builds the right account signals.
Safety is the feature
No blind automation.
Nothing runs unreviewed.
Queues are reviewed before they can execute.
Health monitoring pauses a warm-up on risk signals.
Your TikTok password never belongs in Ember.
Real customer accounts stay out of testing.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What does warming up actually do?
Ember watches, likes and occasionally comments in one niche so the algorithm learns what the account is about — before it has posted anything.
Do you need my TikTok password?
No. The account signs in inside a cloud phone you control. Ember never stores or sees the password.
Can it post for me?
Not during warm-up. That's the point — the account builds a legible interest profile first.
What happens if an account looks at risk?
A daily health check reads the account's automation history and pauses the warm-up if it flags something.
Who is this for?
Clippers spinning up new accounts who would rather not burn them in the first week.
How long does a warm-up take?
One to five hours, ramping activity across the run rather than all at once.
Still have questions?
Ember is early — tell us what your accounts need.