Turn conversations on X into customers.
Find the right people, send personalized DMs, and manage every reply—across all your accounts, from one place.
Free to start. Connect your first account in minutes.
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From lead list to reply, it’s all here
Find prospects, launch personalized campaigns, and handle replies without bouncing between accounts, spreadsheets, and inboxes.
Multi-account management
Operate every X account from one dashboard. Each runs through its own dedicated proxy with stealth-browser logins and fully isolated sessions.
Lead scraping
Build prospect lists from the followers of any account. Filter by bio keywords, follower count, and location before a single message goes out.
DM campaigns
Multi-step sequences with spintax personalization, per-account daily caps, and automatic scheduling handled quietly in the background.
Unibox
Every conversation across every account lands in one realtime inbox. Label threads, save replies, and respond from the right sender every time.
Safety-first sending
Human-like pacing, daily caps, and warm-up-friendly limits are enforced by default. Volume ramps when your accounts are ready, not before.
Automatic session recovery
Sessions expire and challenge screens appear. TweetWhale detects 2FA prompts during re-login and clears them where possible, flagging the rest.
From setup to first campaign
Three steps. Most teams send their first sequence the same day they sign up.
- 1
Connect your accounts
Add your X accounts and pin each one to its own proxy. Stealth-browser logins establish clean sessions that recover themselves if interrupted.
- 2
Build your lead list
Scrape followers of any account, then narrow down by bio keywords, follower range, or location until the targeting is right.
- 3
Launch and manage replies
Start a multi-step DM sequence with spintax variants and daily caps. Replies flow into the Unibox where labels and saved replies keep you fast.
Scale your outreach. Keep your accounts healthy.
Reach more of the right people without losing control of pacing, sessions, or replies.
Unibox, live across accounts
- Realtime sync across all connected accounts
- Labels and saved replies for fast triage
- Reply from the correct sending account, every time
Safety rails by default
- Per-account daily caps you control
- Human-like pacing between sends
- Warm-up-friendly limits as new accounts mature
Before you connect an account
Straight answers to the questions that matter.
Will this get my accounts banned?
No outreach tool can promise zero risk, and anyone who does is not being straight with you. What TweetWhale removes are the patterns platforms act on: identical copy sent at machine speed from shared IPs. Each account runs on its own proxy, messages go out with human-like pacing inside daily caps, and spintax means no two recipients receive the same text. Start conservative, ramp gradually, and watch delivery health as you go.
How many accounts can I connect?
There is no hard limit. You supply a dedicated proxy per account, and TweetWhale isolates every session completely. Most teams start with two or three accounts, confirm their pacing settings feel right, then scale up once delivery looks healthy.
How does spintax work?
You write variants inline, like {Hi|Hey|Hello}, and TweetWhale picks one per recipient before sending. Combined across a sequence, that turns one template into thousands of near-unique messages, which is better for deliverability and reads far more natural to the person receiving it.
What happens when a session expires?
Recovery is automatic. TweetWhale re-authenticates through the stealth browser and handles 2FA prompts and many challenge screens on its own. If X asks for something only the account owner can provide, the account is flagged in your dashboard rather than failing silently.
Do I need my own proxies?
Yes. Bring the dedicated proxies you already use and assign one to each account. Pinning an account to a single consistent IP is one of the strongest signals of legitimate activity you can give the platform, and it keeps problems isolated if something does go wrong.
Your next customer is already on X
Find them, start the conversation, and keep every reply moving forward.