Run social account workflows in separate browser or Android environments, with AI comment replies, reusable tasks, execution logs, and plan-based parallel capacity.
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Moimobi is positioned as a social media automation workspace that runs repeatable account workflows through AI browsers and cloud phones. Its advertised scope includes TikTok, Instagram, X, YouTube, and other social accounts, combining account environments with publishing, comment handling, scheduling, and execution review.
Moimobi presents the browser and mobile environments as separate choices: AI browsers handle desktop workflows, while Cloud Phone is an optional add-on for Android app workflows. The entry offer is browser automation; mobile app execution adds another environment.
Moimobi also markets fingerprint manipulation and identity simulation. These vendor claims do not establish authorization to act on a social account or permission from an outside platform. The service terms expressly prohibit unauthorized account use.
The stated isolation model has three layers: device identity, session context, and execution boundaries separating operators, batches, and account actions. The device layer concerns fingerprint and runtime traits; the session layer concerns login state, cache, and traces; the execution layer concerns who operates which account actions. These are vendor descriptions, rather than an independent security assessment.
Moimobi advertises reusable posting workflows for videos, captions, and updates across selected accounts.
For comments, Moimobi advertises AI drafting or replies across multiple accounts and platforms. Draft generation and sending are different actions; the published scope includes both, without establishing universal human approval of outgoing replies.
The vendor describes selecting accounts and environments and running workflows in parallel without mixing sessions. Stored environments, automation accounts, and concurrent jobs have separate plan limits.
Moimobi also describes tracking actions, reviewing failures, and turning successful runs into scheduled daily workflows. Scheduling is subject to plan restrictions; execution history is not a guarantee that every task succeeds.
The mobile automation offering presents several execution components:
For its cloud phone environment, Moimobi advertises shake, scan, and screenshot functions, plus Android app download and upload without root. This does not establish universal app or hardware-feature compatibility.
Moimobi offers workflow templates for posting, account warm-up, comments, and engagement, together with the option to describe a new task in natural language. The advertised inputs are predefined workflows or task descriptions, connected to an account environment and execution result.
Comment generation produces text, while browser and mobile workflows act in account environments. Natural-language input does not establish unlimited agent capabilities or integration with every business system. The published model remains templates, environments, execution, logs, and plan-limited scheduling.
The Instagram Comment Reply template is described as reading recent comments, generating AI reply drafts, and replying across selected accounts in an AI Browser environment. The scenario combines reading, text generation, and an external reply action within selected account contexts.
The Multi-Account Posting template is presented for either AI Browser or Cloud Phone, with videos and captions published across selected accounts. This does not establish identical publishing formats on every named platform.
The Daily Account Operation template combines recurring warm-up, posting, comments, and engagement tasks in AI Browser. This social media automation scenario carries account-authorization and platform-policy boundaries, including for the advertised preparation and engagement activities.
The Cloud Phone Mobile Workflow template is positioned for Android app work when browser automation is insufficient. The task needs an app environment, rather than only a web session.
Moimobi targets teams that need repeatable account workflows, separate environments, and reviewable execution history across multiple social accounts.
Web-account teams and teams needing mobile device pools encounter different product scopes. Moimobi advertises a higher mobile matrix tier with multi-device execution and asks prospective users to contact it about that tier. Its Mobile Automation page separately describes API and ADB interfaces without specifying which plans can use them.
The entry plans fit manual workflow startup within limited browser capacity. Scheduled operations and account groups require a different tier; Mac desktop availability is another material constraint.
Moimobi's cloud phones provide the Android runtime; Windows is the currently offered desktop client. Those labels describe different sides of the setup, rather than a native Android controller app.
Moimobi's published channel scenarios cover TikTok, Instagram, WhatsApp, Telegram, and Facebook, with different queue, review, handoff, and account-boundary models. The homepage additionally names X and YouTube in its overall social workflow positioning. These are vendor use-case channels, not platform certifications or an independently tested compatibility matrix.
The following prices and resource figures were captured on November 2, 2026. Prices retain the dollar symbol shown by Moimobi; the captured pricing section does not identify an ISO currency code. Saved environments, automation accounts, concurrency, and points are distinct allowances.
| Plan | Displayed monthly price | Browser environments | Automation accounts shown | Automation parallels | Learning points per month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 10 | Not separately stated in this card | 1 | 500 |
| Starter | $5 | 20 | Not separately stated in this card | 2 | 2,000 |
| Basic | $15 | Unlimited | 50 | 10 | 10,000 |
| Professional | $49 | Unlimited | 200 | 30 | 50,000 |
The Free tier is labelled Trial and positioned for registration and personal testing, with basic AI instruction, official workflow, Skills, and manual startup experiences.
Starter adds AI instruction parsing and task execution, official workflows, Skills capabilities, manual startup, proxy and fingerprint configuration, and one user.
Basic includes basic scheduled tasks, alongside its browser, account, parallel, and learning-point allowances. Professional adds advanced scheduling, orchestration, batch account tasks, an advanced queue, complete execution logs, five team members, roles and permissions, task collaboration, operation statistics, and priority technical support.
Each task launch consumes two learning points according to Moimobi's pricing note. The published unit is a launch, rather than a guaranteed all-inclusive cost per completed result.
Browser environments can be created on demand, but automated execution remains limited by the plan's automation account count and parallel slots. Unlimited environments therefore do not mean unlimited automated accounts or concurrency.
Free and Starter explicitly exclude scheduled tasks and account group management. Manual startup should not be conflated with recurring scheduling.
The higher mobile matrix automation tier targets Android phone matrices, multi-device batch automation, larger account scale, and complex operating scenarios, with a contact-based access path. The browser table does not establish a cloud phone configuration or runtime price.
Moimobi's terms say fees are non-refundable once paid unless laws, regulations, or the terms provide otherwise.
The documented termination route is My-Settings-Account Cancellation, after which related data is processed under the privacy policy. This is an account-termination route, rather than a detailed subscription-renewal or unused-resource policy.
GeeLark describes isolated browser profiles with persistent cookies and sessions as part of its web-account offering. Its cloud-phone and browser positioning is relevant to teams spanning native apps and web accounts. These are vendor capabilities, without an independent account-safety guarantee.
GeeLark also advertises integrated AI models for generating content and repurposing it across multiple accounts. This puts creative tooling alongside execution, a scope distinction from Moimobi's emphasis on account workflows and AI comment replies.
A browser profile allowance, cloud phone runtime, concurrent task slot, and creative-generation feature are different comparison dimensions. The two vendors' descriptions do not establish equivalent resource allowances, pricing, or workflow results.
Moimobi's Android Antidetect offering says profiles have unique device fingerprints so they appear as separate mobile devices. A homepage demonstration also describes an Android 13 cloud device with hardware-level identity spoofing. These marketing claims are not an independently verified implementation or an assurance against account restrictions.
Moimobi's terms prohibit illegal or unauthorized account purposes, unauthorized access to other people's accounts or data, and illegal, obscene, defamatory, or infringing uploads or distribution. Users are also responsible for content uploaded or generated through the platform.
Environment separation does not grant account ownership, creator-content rights, or permission to automate an outside service. The authorization boundary applies to account preparation and engagement as well as publishing.
These provisions qualify the long-running environment and automation claims: stored account state and repeatable execution are not unconditional guarantees of preserved data or continuous access.
Intellectual property in uploaded content remains with the user or the legal rights holder, while Moimobi receives a non-exclusive, transferable global license to use it to provide and optimize the service. Retained ownership coexists with permission for those service purposes.
That clause addresses uploads; it does not establish exclusive rights to every generated reply or third-party item visible inside an account.
Moimobi's privacy policy describes several forms of collection:
Session separation is consequently not a zero-data-collection commitment; the policy expressly describes provider telemetry and application logs.
The sharing policy lists exceptions for explicit consent, necessary service provision such as payment or cloud providers, legal requirements, and prevention of fraud or illegal activity or protection of user safety. Non-sharing is subject to those exceptions.
Retention is described as the necessary period, followed by anonymization or deletion unless laws or regulations require otherwise. Moimobi separately says it will seek advance consent for personal-information purposes not listed in the policy; this is not a specific no-training guarantee.
The listed privacy rights include access, correction, deletion in specific circumstances, withdrawal of consent, and data export, exercisable through My-Settings-Privacy Settings or support. Deletion is qualified by circumstances, rather than unconditional immediate erasure of every record.
Moimobi's terms require users to be at least eighteen or to use the service with a legal guardian's consent.
The terms set a monthly cloud-phone availability target of 99.9%, excluding planned or uncontrollable maintenance, upgrades, and force majeure interruptions. Compensation is mainly service credits or extended service periods, subject to published policies, and the SLA excludes free services and unavailability caused by user behavior. Compensation can be requested through support; the target is not guaranteed uninterrupted service.
Moimobi’s terms apply Singapore law to disputes arising from the terms. If friendly consultation fails, either party may file a lawsuit in a court with jurisdiction in Singapore.
