1. Choose the website or Telegram
On the website, register by verifying your email and creating a password. For later sign-ins, use your email and password. Telegram sign-in is optional. After registering, choose “Try 3 days free” and connect TikTok. If you have already used the trial, open Accounts and choose “Connect TikTok”. The following steps stay in the dashboard. If you prefer the bot, open @simplefire_bot, press Start and go to your accounts — connecting stays in Telegram.
Connect an account you own. New users get the first 72 hours after a successful connection free, once per profile and TikTok account. The trial does not debit your balance or enable auto-renewal. Access then costs RUB 50 per account per calendar month; paid connection and renewal require confirmation. An invitation is recorded at your first registration; someone already registered cannot become a new referral retroactively.
2. Use phone sign-in or a QR code
On the same phone, choose phone sign-in and tap “Open TikTok”. Check the active account in the app and approve sign-in. For another device, choose “With a QR code” and open TikTok’s scanner. The QR code is displayed after you choose that method.
Simple Fire checks the result automatically. After approval, return to the website or bot where you started. If the in-app browser does not open TikTok, use an external browser or scan the QR from another device. If sign-in expires, start a new attempt: the old link and QR code no longer apply.
3. Complete a TikTok identity check if requested
TikTok may ask for a code sent to a masked email address or phone number, or for your password. Available methods appear in the current connection screen. Choose one, wait for its input field and submit the requested verification data. TikTok determines the methods and result.
On the website, your input is forwarded to the current TikTok check through Simple Fire’s server. In the bot it also passes through Telegram: the bot attempts to delete your input and does not write the code or password to its log. Do not send sign-in data to support. If a step does not open, refresh verification or start again.
4. Check the account that was found
After sign-in, Simple Fire shows the TikTok profile it found and asks you to confirm the link. Make sure this is the account you intended to connect. Automatic sending for a chat stays off until you configure and start it.
Open the chat list. The first load can take time. A refresh failure does not prove that the account has no TikTok conversations: try refreshing and check the connection. The saved list and its update time help distinguish old data from a fresh result.
5. Choose chats, content and time
Select recipients and open settings for those chats. Choose text, a preset or a video list, then set a daily time and time zone, or an interval. You can configure different groups separately.
Before confirming, review every recipient, the message and the next send time. The schedule starts after confirmation. Your friend must also participate in the exchange for a streak; a streak that did not renew is not proof that your message failed to arrive.
If your connection or subscription needs attention
If TikTok asks you to sign in again, reconnect the existing account on the website or in the bot. Your saved chats, messages and schedules remain. Review your chat settings before resuming sends.
Subscription expiry does not itself delete the TikTok session. The account is locked and sends stop, while its settings are kept. Renewal resumes future scheduled sends without another sign-in if the TikTok session is still valid. Messages missed while the account was locked are not sent as a backlog.
Instructions for your next step
Choose the task you need: enable a schedule, check restoration after a streak ends, or connect from your phone.
Set up your schedule
Check access and settings in your dashboard. Actions begin only after you confirm.
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