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About DeadSouls software, modules, and onboarding
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General
What is DeadSouls?
DeadSouls is a native Android device-farm manager for Windows. Run tens or hundreds of phones (USB and Wi-Fi) from one PC: live screens of every device in a single grid, full remote control of any phone, action mirroring across many devices at once, and modules for managing accounts on WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Spotify.
Do I need a separate server?
No. DeadSouls runs on your Windows PC — everything it needs is built in and it starts out of the box with no manual setup. Proxies and phone-farm workflows require dedicated hardware — without it, proxy is unavailable.
How many devices can I connect?
Up to 1000+ phones from a single PC over USB and Wi-Fi. Streams start in batches and dropped ones recover automatically. The real limit depends on your PC power and scenario complexity.
Hardware
Where do I buy a farm and proxy hardware?
Phone farms, proxy servers and related hardware are produced and sold by specialized hardware vendors. Full correct operation of DeadSouls is guaranteed only with compatible dedicated hardware; third-party solutions may work unstably.
About the software
Do I need to know how to code?
No. Modules run on an on-device automation engine: scenarios are assembled from ready-made actions (warmup, broadcasts, follows and likes, publishing). No programming required.
Is there a demo or test access?
There are test keys (Tester). To get access, message us on Telegram — the contact is on the home page.
Modules & billing
What are Base and modules?
Base is the DeadSouls core: device grid with live video, remote control, multi-mirror, device database, input and system operations. Modules are extensions for specific platforms (WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Spotify, VideoForge), added as needed.
How do keys and licensing work?
Licensing is key-based: one key per module. Each key has a term (hours / days / lifetime) and a device limit — 20 per module by default. VideoForge is not metered by device count.
What payment methods are accepted?
Crypto only: BTC, LTC, Monero and USDT (TRC20 and ERC20 networks). Paying in USDT adds a +5% surcharge.
Support
How do I contact support?
The main channel is Telegram (contact on the home page). We also help there with choosing modules and onboarding.
Bring your fleet into focus
Tell us what you are building. We will help with modules, hardware compatibility and getting started.