Niche, Keywords and Languages
The Niche field is the most important setting of an account. It is not a label — it is an instruction. When a phone scrolls for this account, it reads this sentence to decide which videos fit. Likes, comments and follows only happen on videos that match the niche. With an empty niche, the account likes nothing while scrolling.
How do I write a good niche?
Write it in three parts:
- What it is — the topic, in plain words.
- How to spot it — what a matching video looks like.
- What it is not — the neighbouring topics you do not want.
Example: Reddit story videos (AITA, relationship drama) — not gaming, not sports.
A single word like "fitness" is too vague: the software cannot tell a gym video from a supplement ad. The portal shows a Too vague warning and worked examples right next to the field.
What does "Sharpen with AI" do?
Next to the niche there is a Sharpen with AI button. Click Suggest and it rewrites your niche into the three-part form. Not happy? Try again. Happy? Click Use this (then Save) and save the account.
What are search keywords?
Search keywords are comma-separated terms, for example reddit stories, aita, relationship drama. While being active, the phone now and then types one of them into the app's search and watches results, like a real person looking for their topic. Empty means it never searches.
If Instagram needs different terms, fill in Search keywords for Instagram (optional). Empty means the same as above.
Can I limit the languages?
Yes. Allowed video languages takes a list like en, de. Videos in other languages are skipped — no like, no comment. Empty means any language.
Comment language sets the language for every comment the account writes, for example English or German. Empty means the comment follows the video's language.
Where are these settings used?
- Be active and the daily planner — to decide what to like, search and comment on.
- After posting — the short session after a post goes out.
Every video is judged against the niche first. Comments are only written under on-niche videos, and never with links or hashtags.