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HelperX

AI-powered X/Twitter automation — safe replies, posts, DMs &

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HelperX is a safety-first X (Twitter) automation platform for operators who need to scale engagement without treating accounts like disposable bots.

It automates the repetitive work that grows distribution - contextual replies, scheduled posts, top-performing reposts, and welcome DMs - while keeping every account isolated in its own slot: dedicated residential proxy, encrypted auth tokens, server-enforced daily caps, randomized delays, and work-time windows.

Unlike pure schedulers bolted onto growth features later, HelperX was built for multi-account automation from day one. You control the prompts, filters, and limits; HelperX executes inside those constraints with a full audit log.

30-day free trial of Reply (Search) - no credit card. Plans from $20/slot/month. Crypto accepted (BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC).

Website: https://helperx.app

Pricing: https://helperx.app/pricing

Docs: https://helperx.app/docs

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Features

• Per-slot isolation — one X account = one sandbox (proxy, caps, settings, logs never shared)

• Reply (Search) — find tweets by keyword and reply with AI-generated, context-aware text

• Reply (List) — monitor curated X Lists and engage a targeted audience

• Reply to Comments — auto-answer unanswered comments on your published posts

• Regular Post — schedule tweets at exact UTC times with optional AI text + media

• Top Repost — watch profiles, score engagement, auto RT/QT the best posts

• Welcome DM — multi-step encrypted DM sequences for new followers (XChat)

• UnFollow — controlled mass-unfollow with whitelist + rate-limit backoff

• Residential proxy required per slot — no shared/datacenter IP pools

• Server-enforced daily caps — limits cannot be bypassed from the client

• Work-time windows — activity only during hours you define

• Randomized delays — human-like pacing between actions

• Author filters — min followers, verification, X-Score (Wallchain), geo blacklist

• AES-256-GCM token encryption + timestamped audit log for every action

• Free 30-day trial (Reply Search, 30/day) — no card required

Use Cases

• Personal brand growth on X — stay active with high-quality replies and a consistent posting cadence without living in the app 24/7

• Multi-account operations — agencies and operators running several X accounts with isolated proxies and independent safety limits

• Account warm-up — ramp new or cold accounts with controlled daily activity, delays, and work-time windows

• Reply-engine growth — scale “reply guy” distribution via keyword search or curated Lists while filtering low-quality targets

• Engagement amplification — auto repost/quote top content from watchlists to ride proven posts

• Follower conversion — welcome new followers with multi-step DM sequences instead of one-shot spam

• Web3 / crypto growth ops — multi-account engagement with filters (e.g. X-Score) and per-account isolation

• Safer alternative to pure schedulers — when you need real automation (replies/DMs/reposts), not just a content calendar

Comments

We built HelperX because multi-account X ops kept failing the same way: shared IPs, soft “limits,” and tools that schedule content but don’t safely execute replies/reposts/DMs. HelperX is slot-based: each account gets its own residential proxy, server-enforced caps, work-time windows, encrypted tokens, and audit log. Isolation first - features second. Curious what breaks most often in your stack: proxies, warm-up, or reply quality? Drop a note - happy to compare notes.

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We built HelperX because multi-account X ops kept failing the same way: shared IPs, soft “limits,” and tools that schedule content but don’t safely execute replies/reposts/DMs. HelperX is slot-based: each account gets its own residential proxy, server-enforced caps, work-time windows, encrypted tokens, and audit log. Isolation first - features second. Curious what breaks most often in your stack: proxies, warm-up, or reply quality? Drop a note - happy to compare notes.

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