Three separate kinds of automation
An automatic streak message is a message you choose and schedule. Different friends can receive different text, a heart or videos. Your phone and browser do not have to stay open: Simple Fire processes the schedule on its server.
Scheduled sending controls the content and time. Automatic restoration attempts to restore an ended streak when TikTok offers that option. Subscription auto-renewal purchases the next month of service from your Simple Fire balance. Enabling one does not automatically enable the others.
1. Connect the account you want to use
Register on the website by verifying your email and creating a password, or choose Telegram sign-in. You can complete the setup on the website. Select “Try 3 days free” in your dashboard and approve the connection in TikTok.
Check the connected profile name before selecting chats. If you use several TikTok accounts, the schedule belongs to the profile shown in the dashboard. Chat loading happens after sign-in; wait for the refresh to finish before deciding that conversations are missing.
2. Choose recipients and content
Open Auto Streak, select recipients and choose “Configure selected”. Use the all-available selection if you need the complete eligible list. Review the recipients before applying: blocked conversations cannot be enabled for automatic sending.
Write your message or choose another available message type. You can keep separate settings for different groups. When adding a person from another group, review which settings will change for that person; unselected conversations keep their existing setup.
Changing only the schedule preserves each chat’s saved content. To replace messages for everyone selected, choose the message or full-settings scope and inspect the new content on the confirmation screen.
3. Set a daily time and time zone
For the same local time each day, select a daily schedule and the correct time zone. For example, 00:01 in Europe/Moscow. Check the first-send date before applying: a time that has already passed today normally points to the next eligible day.
An interval is a different schedule: it is anchored to the first send. Every 24 hours is useful when that sequence is what you need. For “every day at 06:00”, the daily option is easier to understand, particularly when changing time zones.
Leave enough time before the streak deadline. A single account processes chats in order, and temporary TikTok restrictions can delay a result. The upcoming-send view helps you inspect the schedule; it is not a promise of delivery at an exact second.
4. Apply, enable and verify
A schedule starts after the final apply-and-enable action. An open editor or a saved draft is not an active sending schedule. Review the message, recipients, time zone and first-send date, then confirm the launch.
Return to the chat list and check that sending is enabled for the intended people. History separates processing, deferred work and confirmed sends. A confirmed send means Simple Fire received delivery evidence from TikTok; it does not establish that the other person replied or that TikTok renewed the streak.
When sending needs attention
Read the reason shown in your dashboard. A blocked recipient, messaging restrictions, a sign-in check and a screen-time prompt need different actions. Fix the affected chat rather than overwriting every recipient’s settings. Reconnecting an existing paid account does not require buying its remaining paid period again.
The free 72 hours start after a successful connection. Service then costs RUB 50 per TikTok account per calendar month. Expiry blocks sending but preserves the session and settings. Buying a renewal or enabling future automatic charges requires a separate confirmation.
Set up your schedule
Check access and settings in your dashboard. Actions begin only after you confirm.
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