Changelog

Merge and copy account lists

• addedLibrary, Accounts: select two or more lists and Merge them into one new list. The accounts keep their status, proxy and saved login.
• addedLibrary: Copy to sends an account list or a proxy list to your other servers. Account lists bring their valid and unchecked accounts with country, proxy and saved login.
• changedA login challenge or a code sent by email never marks an account invalid. The account sits out the rest of the run and is tried again on the next one.

Unbind proxies covers uploaded account files

• changedLibrary, Accounts: Unbind proxies also covers proxies that came with an uploaded account file. Those accounts take a proxy from the task's lists from then on.

Accounts keep their own exit when a proxy provider changes its credential

• fixedWhen a proxy provider replaces the credential behind your proxy list, accounts that were created on it keep their own exit, country and session, instead of being moved to another one.
• fixedA bound proxy line whose list no longer carries it is repaired in place rather than replaced, so a provider's credential rotation no longer moves accounts between countries.

3-month plans, referrals and clearer counting alerts

• addedPlans can be paid 3 months at a time, with 10% off.
• addedRefer a friend under Settings: 7 free days when someone you send starts a plan.
• addedTrials show what they delivered so far on the Overview.
• changedCounting alerts name the likeliest cause and one thing to try.
• addedNew support topic: Streams not counting.
• addedNotification emails have a one-click unsubscribe.

A login challenge is solved, and streaming uses the account's own edge

• fixedA login that draws a Spotify challenge is now solved rather than reported as needing a human. No account is parked or retired because of one.
• fixedStreaming now talks to the same Spotify edge as the account's own market instead of a fixed one, which removes the play timeouts some markets were seeing.
• fixedAged login, aged signup, the app-identity check, upgrades and challenge checks all refuse to run from the server's own address when no proxy is configured.

No job runs from the server's own address

• fixedUpgrade and challenge-check runs now refuse to start without a proxy, instead of sending their requests from the server's own address.

A current iOS build, plays that look like listening, and a reason on every retirement

• changediPhone accounts now announce the current Spotify iOS build, and the same build inside their stream events, so an iPhone account no longer looks like an app that never updates.
• changedA play is no longer always the full track to the millisecond. Playback now skips a share of tracks the way a listener does; a skipped play is still claimed and still counts.
• fixedA host that runs out of file handles no longer costs accounts their strikes: resource exhaustion is treated as the host's fault and never retires an account.
• addedEvery retired account now records why it was retired, so a short life can be attributed instead of guessed.

Change country or email as a task, and connect mail domains

• addedChange country and Change emails are now jobs you can pick in a configuration and the task wizard, next to the Library actions.
• addedLibrary, Mail domains: connect a domain of yours that delivers to one mailbox, so account lists can be moved to it and read. A guided check confirms the domain accepts mail, the login works and a test mail arrives.
• addedChange emails can pick one of your connected domains, so the new addresses are ones you can read.

Change account emails

• addedLibrary, Accounts: Change emails gives a whole account list new email addresses, at random Gmail addresses or at your own domain. Each account keeps its old address on record.

Captcha rate per proxy pool

• addedProxy pools now show a Captcha rate: the share of sign-ups through the pool in the last 7 days that drew a captcha. You'll see it on the proxy leaderboard, under the account creation proxies in a configuration, and next to how long accounts last.
• addedAnnouncements are now also posted on the SS Ultimate Telegram and Discord channels.

Account creation without a paid solver

• addedPhone accounts can be created with no paid captcha solver. Set Fallback solver to None: a sign-up that draws a captcha is skipped and the next one goes out on a new proxy session, at no cost.
• addedSkipped sign-ups show next to created and failed in the task drawer, and in the failure breakdown.
• addedLibrary, Generate accounts can use a configuration without a paid solver.
• changedPhone sign-ups use an updated flow on both iPhone and Android.

Service status page

• addedNew Status page in the sidebar shows whether streaming, login, account generation, account survival, charting, play counts, captcha solving, Spotify for Artists and servers are working, judged across all customers every 10 minutes.
• addedEach part has 90 days of history and an incident log with every update, next to the health of your own servers.
• addedA badge in the top bar appears while a part is not fully working.
• addedAn email goes out when a part stops working fully and when it is back. Change it under Settings, Notifications.

Account upload fixes

• fixedAccounts uploaded with a saved login now import that login, instead of being read as password only.
• changedWhen a task cannot pick any account, the message now names the reason, such as the account status setting excluding newly added accounts.

Clearer account imports

• addedAdd accounts now lists every supported format with an example, and after a check shows how many lines came in each one.
• addedCookie imports show which formats work, list each dropped file with its account count, and note that cookie accounts stream as the web player only.
• changedCookie imports now keep the browser id that comes with an export, so the account keeps presenting the same browser.

Devices look like real phones from the start

• addedNew Android signups and sign-ins now send the same device fingerprint the Spotify app sends, including carrier and network details matching each account country.

One proxy exit per account

• fixedEach account now uses a single proxy exit for its signup, sign-ins, captcha and streams, on every proxy provider.

Fewer notifications by default

• changedEmail now goes out by default only for billing, access, a failed task, a server going offline and an empty captcha balance. Other warnings arrive by push.
• changedFinished tasks, recovered servers, account attrition and artist stats now land in your inbox without a push.
• changedSpotify chart updates are now pushed by default.
• changedYour saved notification choices stay as they are. You can turn any event back on under Settings, Notifications.

App version checks

• changedApp version checks give each new Spotify version more time to prove itself.

Steadier app version checks

• changedNew Spotify app versions are checked more reliably before your bot switches to them.

Always on the latest Spotify app

• addedYour bot follows new Spotify app releases for Android and iPhone on its own, with no update needed.

Import saved sign-ins without a label

• changedAccount lists that carry a saved sign-in as a bare value after the password, with no stored_credential= label, now import it correctly.

Better Android signups

• changedDrastically improved signup success rate for Android.
• changedUpdated to the latest Android Spotify app version.

Chart sizing and account survival

• addedNew task shows, for Charting tasks, each country's chart cutoff, the track's own streams and a suggested push size and account count.
• addedTask details have a Did it count card for Charting tasks, with each day's streams, chart rank and outcome per country.
• addedLibrary, proxy lists and the leaderboard show how many accounts are still valid after 1 and 3 days per proxy provider, with a note when a chosen list is under 50%.
• addedProxy lists also show the figure for their own gateway and country when it is low. IPRoyal's premium pool is named as such.
• addedTask rows show the main reason a task is losing attempts, with what to check.
• addedTask details have a Sign-ups section with the fail rate and captcha cost per working account, and a hint when a task spends a lot on sign-ups that do not last.
• addedThe weekly report shows chart results, account survival per provider and one suggested next step.
• changedNotifications are marked Urgent or Quiet. Urgent ones are also emailed by default, at most once every 3 hours per server.
• changedUpdate notices for several servers arrive as one notice per day.
• changedDaily chart results are checked every 30 minutes until each country has published.
• addedHelp pages explain each of these, linked from the pages that show them.

Kept pools follow the daily limit

• changedKeep the pool day to day: on Stream + Generate and Charting + Generate tasks with a daily limit, the pool holds the accounts that limit needs, checked again at 00:00 UTC.
• changedFresh accounts to make: on a task that keeps its pool, accounts that stop working are replaced without counting towards this number.
• addedMost sign-ups at the same time: an optional limit on how many of a task's threads sign up at once. Left empty, every thread can sign up, as before.
• changedSign-ups recover from a dropped connection after the captcha step, and sign-up timeouts are listed as connection problems.
• changedCancel before it renews: accounts upgraded before this setting existed are listed with it switched off, and it can be switched on per account. A trial without a renewal date is never cancelled straight away.
• changedLower server load while a task waits for new accounts.

Faster proxy binding check

• changedChecking which accounts are bound to a proxy list is much faster on large account libraries, and the server keeps answering the dashboard while it runs.

One boost for every country

• changedAn S4A boost is one task that covers every country in the artist's audience, using a single proxy list.
• addedBoost setup shows whether a proxy list supports picking countries, and each boost shows its streams and accounts per country.

S4A boost

• addedS4A boost: add a set percentage on top of an artist's own Spotify for Artists streams, spread over their tracks and countries. Start it from the artist page or the task wizard.
• addedEach boost has its own page with planned, delivered and counted streams per day, accounts working per country, and pause, stop and edit percentage.
• changedLikes, saves and follows are done once per account for each track, album, artist or profile.

Link your Telegram

• addedSettings > Telegram links the Telegram you message support from, so support sees your servers and tasks without asking which ones are yours.

UTC chart day clock

• addedA clock in the top bar shows the UTC date Spotify's daily charts count streams on, the time left in it and your own time.
• addedRunning tasks show which chart day their streams land on, and the task details split streams per chart day.
• addedA note when running tasks will carry on past 00:00 UTC, and when a new chart day starts while you are in the app.
• addedNew task shows how much of the current chart day is left for Charting tasks.

Network figures for tasks

• addedTask details and the server's monitoring history show network traffic.
• removedWS latency and Auth latency are no longer listed on the server page.
• changedThe Tasks header shows how many accounts the tasks in view have used, with an explanation.

Per-day limits for links

• addedEach link can have a per-day plays-per-account limit, next to its lifetime one.
• changedPlays per account in a configuration is the total for one session, with each link's own limits applied to every play inside it.
• changedNew accounts get Gmail addresses unless the configuration names a domain.
• changedGenerated accounts whose saved login keep-warm finds refused are marked invalid.

Keep accounts warm covers more accounts

• changedKeep accounts warm also refreshes accounts a running task has not used for 4 hours.
• changedKeep accounts warm shows accounts held by a running task and accounts used in the last 2 hours as separate rows.

Fast warming

• addedNew setting under Keep accounts warm: Fast warming. Refreshes many accounts at once so large lists keep up. On by default.

Explanations on hover and tap

• addedFigures, columns, states and terms across the dashboard explain themselves: hover a dotted label, or tap it on a phone.
• changedKeep accounts warm shows its last error in plain words, with the original text in the explanation.
• changedThe task details show server memory as a percentage.

Cancel upgrades before they renew

• addedCancel before it renews (on by default): an upgraded account's subscription is cancelled 48 hours before its first charge, over the proxy that bought it.
• addedLibrary, Cards lists upgraded accounts with their renewal date, an auto-cancel switch and Cancel now.
• changedWhen Spotify asks for a different payment card, that card is marked declined and the next card is tried.
• changedFinished Upgrade to Premium and Change country tasks can be started again.

Daily numbers for Analytics

• addedAnalytics can show accounts made, accounts lost, logins and spend for each day, per task and per account list.
• addedEarlier days are filled in with accounts made, accounts lost and streams.

Upgrade accounts to Premium

• addedNew task profile: Upgrade to Premium. Buys Premium for free accounts with your virtual cards, as a trial where Spotify offers one.
• addedLibrary, Cards: add, import and manage the virtual cards an upgrade uses, each paired with accounts of its country.
• addedTest run, spend nothing: opens each account's checkout without using a card.
• addedBuy full-price plans where there is no trial (off by default).
• addedUpgrade tasks show the accounts processed, how each ended and the plans bought.

Keep warm proxy and password fallbacks

• improvedKeep accounts warm moves an account to a fresh proxy session or another proxy in its list when its own stops working, the same way tasks do.
• addedSwitch to another proxy when one is dead (on by default): accounts move to another proxy list with the same country, or one where the country can be set.
• addedTry the password if the saved login fails (off by default), counting toward the configuration's login retries.
• addedThe keep warm dialog lists proxy lists that stopped working and shows accounts moved, recovered and marked invalid.

Keep accounts warm covers finished tasks

• fixedKeep accounts warm also refreshes accounts from finished and stopped tasks.
• changedKeep accounts warm uses less CPU on servers with many accounts.

Keep accounts warm, at a glance

• addedKeep accounts warm shows which accounts it covers and why others are skipped, a 7-day activity chart, why refreshes failed and the traffic it uses.
• addedPace presets (Light, Normal, Frequent or a custom interval) with a traffic estimate, and a choice of which account lists to keep warm.
• addedA status chip on Library > Accounts, a Last refreshed column and a Dropped by refresh filter.
• addedOptional alerts when many saved logins stop working or a server falls behind.

Keep accounts warm

• addedKeep accounts warm: a server can refresh its accounts' access tokens in the background, set under Library > Accounts. Off by default.
• changedLogins send fewer requests.

Fewer failed sign-ups

• changedSign-ups no longer fail when a connection drops while the captcha is being solved.

Link edits reach running tasks

• addedSaving a link set updates the tasks running on it right away, keeping the streams they already did.
• addedThe link set editor names the running tasks a save will update.
• addedA task running an older version of its configuration shows a warning with a Reload button.

Faster, lighter servers

• changedBusy servers stream faster and no longer slow down the longer they run.
• changedLower CPU, memory and database load on every server.
• changedGenerate only tasks use Wait after a failed sign-up between attempts instead of a fixed 30 seconds.
• changedServer logs are much quieter.

Responsive task actions on busy servers

• changedCreating, editing, starting and stopping tasks stays responsive while large tasks are running.
• changedEach server's database is now sized to its memory and disk, for steadier performance under heavy load.
• changedNew servers are set up with the same database sizing from the start.

Per-account caps on tracks

• fixedTasks whose tracks cap streams per account move straight on to accounts that still have streams left on them.

Run a task for a number of days

• addedNew task limit: Run for. A task finishes after the number of days you set. Needs a daily limit.
• addedTasks set to run for a number of days show which day they are on, for example Day 3 of 7.
• addedRun for is also available in a configuration's task defaults.
• changedStopping a task asks for confirmation first.

Waiting status on tasks

• addedTasks waiting out a limit show Waiting with their resume time, and still count as active
• changedFinish estimates follow the daily limits on the task and its songs
• addedNotification when a waiting task streams again, on by default
• addedPrepare for tomorrow while capped switch in generation settings

Waiting tasks

• addedA task waiting out a daily or hourly limit, or its start date, says why and when it resumes.
• changedAccount generation pauses while a task waits out a limit.
• addedA generation option keeps accounts ready for the next day while a task waits.
• changedStreams per hour and per day count streaming time only, and per day stays within the task's daily limits.

Faster menus in Firefox-based browsers

• fixedMenus that open a dialog, like New configuration and Advanced export, respond instantly in Firefox-based browsers.

Charting run details

• addedThe charting playbook reads plays per account and each task's setup from the server, kept for 30 days.
• addedDeleted charting tasks stay in the charting results.

Charting playbook

• addedCharting playbook on Tracks: the setup that counted most on the chart, with the evidence behind it.
• addedEach pushed chart day shows whether it counted and its likeliest reason.
• changedCounted on the chart reads each day against the nearest days nothing was pushed.
• addedCharting setup shows what counted best, with a note when streams per account sit above it.

Lighter on the server

• improvedTasks pick accounts with much less database work, so big account lists and generating tasks run smoothly on smaller servers.

Faster account picking

• improvedThreads pick their next account faster on large account lists, so big tasks get going sooner.

Keep the pool on by default

• changedKeep the pool day to day is now on by default for Stream + Generate, Charting + Generate and Lists + Generate.
• addedLists + Generate can keep its pool too: after day one it only makes accounts to replace ones that died.

Sticky sessions on more proxy providers

• addedAccounts keep one IP on 26 more proxy providers, including Proxy.cc, LightningProxies, Bright Data, Oxylabs, SOAX and DataImpulse.
• addedRotating proxies from other providers are checked once, and accounts get a sticky session there too when the provider supports one.

Generate only and a pool kept day to day

• addedNew Generate only profile: creates accounts into a named pool, without end or up to a set number, with nothing played.
• addedStream + Generate and Charting + Generate can keep their pool day to day: every account streams once a day and new ones only replace accounts the pool lost.
• changedDaily limits now reset at 00:00 UTC on every server.

Fresh proxy sessions on g-w.info

• addedAccounts on geo.g-w.info proxies now get their own session.
• changedAn account whose proxy session stops answering moves to a new session on its own.

HTTPS proxies for account creation

• fixedProxy lists that start with https:// now work for account creation and logins.

Valid counts and countries on account lists

• addedEvery account list shows how many accounts are valid, with a Most valid sort.
• addedFilter account lists by country and see each list's country split.
• addedRename account lists. The original list name stays visible underneath.
• addedSearch account lists by country or by the name you gave them.

Steadier sign-ups on Flameproxy

• changedFlameproxy rotating proxies now keep each account on one IP.

More artists from large teams

• changedSpotify for Artists teams with more than 20 artists show more of them as claimable.

Cost calculator and a refreshed dashboard

• addedCost calculator: estimate proxy and captcha costs and the accounts needed for any number of streams. The estimate also shows on the last step of New task.
• addedProviders page with recommended proxy and captcha providers.
• addedJoin the private Telegram group from the sidebar, Support or the setup guide.
• addedCharting results show the share of delivered streams counted on the chart.
• changedThe counted share on a task leaves out the song's usual daily plays.
• changedRefreshed layout with grouped navigation, quicker lists for large account and proxy collections, and a phone friendly design throughout.
• removedQuick run. Start tasks from New task.

Country changes find a working proxy

• changedChange country tasks try other proxies in the destination country before skipping an account.
• changedThe country shown for each account follows what Spotify reports, updated as accounts log in and as country changes run.

Faster country changes

• changedChange country tasks now work on as many accounts at once as your Listeners at once setting.

Lists and fresh accounts together

• addedNew profile: Lists + Generate. Streams your account lists and makes fresh accounts next to them in one rotation.
• addedNew task wizard: pick Your lists, Lists + fresh or Fresh only under Accounts.
• addedNew setting under Account creation: Sign-ups running at once.

Buy a plan in the dashboard

• addedBuy a plan from the dashboard and start right away: your servers are set up as soon as the payment confirms.
• addedUpgrade or downgrade your plan yourself from Billing or Settings.
• changedGenerating tasks run as many sign-ups at once as the threads you set.
• changedAfter failed sign-ups, new ones wait only the time set in Wait after a failed sign-up.

Closer proxy estimates

• changedProxy traffic estimates are closer to what providers bill.

Newer Spotify for Artists days and analytics ranges

• changedPer-track Spotify for Artists numbers now include the newest days sooner.
• changedThe new numbers notice goes out as soon as Spotify shows a new day, without waiting for it to settle.
• addedAnalytics: Health, Funnel, Accounts, Proxies and Charting have a time range, like Devices.
• fixedAnalytics Streams figures follow the server selector.

Proxy traffic as billed

• changedTask proxy traffic now includes connection overhead, so it lines up with what proxy providers bill.
• addedSpend per 1k streams and cost per 1k generated accounts use that figure.

Proxy sessions that end are replaced at once

• changedAn account whose proxy session has ended is moved to a new session on its first refused request.
• changedA restarted task shows only its own run's finished threads.

Lower proxy traffic on mobile streams

• changedMobile streams send fewer requests per play, which lowers proxy traffic.
• changedFree accounts reuse their recommendations for repeat plays of the same link.
• addedTask bandwidth figures now include the traffic of logins and signups.

Login retries stop after repeated refusals

• changedAccounts whose login challenge keeps being refused now stop retrying after three tries instead of retrying indefinitely, which also stops the captcha spend on them.

Captcha spend estimates

• changedCaptcha spend shows list-price estimates for paid solves, marked with ~.
• changedSolves from the built-in solver are shown as free.

Closer app behaviour

• changedRequests to Spotify follow the iPhone and Android apps more closely.
• changedEvent reporting keeps one identity per account across restarts.
• changedCountry changes and email links use a browser-like connection.

Built-in solver and lower captcha spend

• changedThe built-in captcha solver now runs on our own solver. ClearCaptcha is a separate provider with its own key.
• changedBuilt-in solving covers web sign-up and country changes, with the paid solver used where a challenge needs it.
• changedWeb logins use the paid solver when the built-in one is declined.
• changedPaid captcha requests no longer ask for a minimum score, which lowers the spend per login.
• changedAndroid password logins try again before reporting invalid credentials.

Android as the default app

• changedNew configurations use 100% Android.
• changedConfigurations on the previous default app mix are set to 100% Android.
• addedA notice in the device settings when iPhone is above 0%.
• addedChart results for a task have their own Charts tab.

Task overview with captcha and bandwidth figures

• addedTask details open with a short summary and headline figures: streams per hour, streams per thread, logins and captcha spend.
• addedCaptcha figures per task: challenge rate, solve rate, v2 and v3 share, and spend.
• addedPace chart per task for the last 24 hours or 7 days.
• addedFailure reasons per task, with a suggested fix for the most common one.
• addedBandwidth per task, with an optional price per GB for an approximate cost.

Account list origins and task history

• addedGenerated account lists show where they came from: the task, target, country and dates.
• addedAccount lists, accounts, proxies, links and configurations show when they were added and last used, and can be sorted by it.
• addedTask history keeps every task, including deleted ones, with its settings and results.

More reliable track links

• fixedTrack links load and play more reliably.

Sign-ups and logins on the latest apps

• changedAccount creation matches the latest Android and iPhone Spotify apps.
• changedAndroid password logins retry automatically when Spotify briefly refuses them.
• changedAccounts keep their saved login more reliably between tasks.

Web player accounts

• addedAccounts can be imported as web player cookies and stream as the web player.
• addedWeb player accounts can be signed up and logged in with a password.
• addedWeb player streams use your play sources and can like, follow, save and add to playlists with the chances set on a link.
• changedWeb player accounts keep their session between tasks and log in again only when it has expired.

Several account lists per task

• addedA task or configuration can now use more than one account list. Tick several under Accounts.

Valid accounts first

• changedStreaming tasks use your valid accounts first and only move on to unchecked ones once those run out.

Login captchas and clearer analytics

• changedLogin captchas get more attempts.
• addedAnalytics names more failure reasons.
• addedAnalytics > Proxies shows estimated bandwidth as your provider counts it.
• changedAccounts on Decodo and digiproxy lists keep one proxy address.

Latest app versions and two new settings

• changedUpdated to the latest iPhone and Android Spotify app versions.
• addedNew setting under Listening: Show up in Spotify Connect like the app. On by default.
• addedNew setting under Listening: Free accounts play like the free app. On by default.
• changedPremium accounts are recognised automatically and play as premium.
• changedStreams are retried automatically when Spotify is briefly busy.

Task problems pop up, bound proxies explained

• addedWhen a task fails or stops early, for example because it ran out of accounts, a popup says why on whichever page you are on, with a button to open the task. The task itself shows the reason and what to check next. Tasks that end the way they should stay quiet.
• addedA task that cannot run is refused when you press Start, with the reason: a country change without a paid captcha key or a proxy list, account creation while signups are paused or with its target already met, or a task with no account left it can use.
• addedCreating a task or changing a list's country now tells you how many accounts keep a proxy of their own instead of the proxies you picked for the task.
• changedAfter a country change, an account that was bound to a proxy is moved to a proxy in its new country.
• changedA finished login check reads as complete once every account is checked, and a likes, follows or actions task once every account is done.

Fewer password logins, working country changes

• changedAccounts sign in with the session they already have while it is still good, then with their saved login, and only fall back to the password when Spotify rejects the saved login. A network hiccup is retried later instead of costing a password login.
• fixedChange country signs each account in from its own proxy before moving it, so accounts no longer fail with invalid credentials just because the proxy is in the destination country.
• fixedChange country tasks count their logins in the task's Logins figures, retry as many times as the configuration allows, and mark accounts valid or invalid like every other task.
• fixedThe captcha on a country change goes straight to your paid solver. A configuration set to Built in uses its fallback, or CapSolver, and the Change country dialog shows which service will answer.

Progress for every kind of task

• addedLogin check, Change country, Likes, Follows, Actions and Create accounts tasks now open on a progress card in the task details: how many accounts are done out of how many, how each one ended, and how long the rest will take at the current pace.
• addedA country change shows every account's outcome: moved, already there, no proxy in the country, country not offered, login failed or failed. Pick an outcome to highlight it on the bar.
• changedThe task list shows the same progress for these tasks where a streaming task shows its finish time, and a country change names its target country.
• changedParts that only apply to streaming, like the finish time, stream limits and the Tracks tab, no longer show on tasks that do not stream.
• fixedChange country tasks start again instead of asking for a links file.

Bulk country change

• addedChange the Spotify country of a whole account list from the Accounts library. Pick the country, a proxy list that exits there, and a solver, and the accounts move through the mobile flow.
• addedEach account is only changed when a proxy actually exits in the chosen country; the rest are left alone and reported.
• addedPick the destination from every country, searchable by name or code, each shown with its flag.

Steadier, lighter, cheaper to run

• addedPaid captcha solving pauses on its own when Spotify keeps refusing the solved tokens, and resumes once they are accepted again. A notice tells you when it pauses, and an empty solver balance is now reported.
• addedLibrary, Proxies can test a proxy list: which proxies work, how fast they answer, the country Spotify sees and why a proxy failed. Failed proxies can be removed in one step.
• fixedA thread that crashes is replaced, and a task whose threads keep crashing is marked failed with the reason instead of looking like it runs.
• fixedRunning tasks are saved before every restart or update and pick up where they left off.
• fixedLast hour and today counts reset on time for stopped tasks, and a task no longer runs past its caps after a restart.
• changedProxies that stop answering are dropped quickly instead of retried, and accounts move off them sooner.
• changedLess memory and processor time per stream, and a stopped task releases what it held.
• changedThe dashboard loads faster from busy servers: analytics, account lists and task pages no longer wait on running tasks.
• securityEach account keeps its own connections, so no two accounts share connection state.

Charting results

• addedTasks on a Charting profile now report which tracks entered a country's Daily Top Songs chart, the position they reached, days on the chart, and chart streams next to what was delivered.
• addedStreams count toward the chart of the country their accounts are in, so a task spread across countries is measured per country.
• addedAnalytics has a Charting tab, and the task drawer shows a Charts section for charting tasks. Days whose chart Spotify has not published yet are marked as such.
• addedTurn on Tell me when new charts are out on the Charting tab of Analytics to hear within 15 minutes when Spotify publishes a new day of charts. That day's results are already filled in when the notice arrives. It is off until you turn it on, and Settings has the other channels.

Check your captcha before you create accounts

• addedNew captcha check under Library, Accounts, Check captcha. It runs 5, 10 or 20 test signups as far as the captcha, solves each one with the solver of the configuration you pick, and shows how often Spotify accepts the answer. No accounts are created, and each attempt costs one solve.
• addedEach attempt shows up live as it finishes, and the check ends with a verdict that names the cause: Spotify refusing the solver's answers, the solver returning no answer, or signups failing before the captcha, most often at the proxy.
• addedThe Create accounts dialog links to the check, and a check that passes takes you straight to Create accounts.

See which proxies keep accounts alive

• addedLibrary, Proxies ranks proxy providers by how long generated accounts last across every customer, with each provider split by country. A row appears once at least 2 customers and 30 accounts are behind it, and nothing that identifies a customer or a proxy list is shared.
• addedAccounts still alive count toward the median, so a provider is not flattered by accounts that have not died yet.
• addedAnalytics, Accounts compares your providers with the network, and the configuration editor shows the network figure for the proxy list you pick for account creation.
• changedEach generated account now remembers the provider and country it was created through, and existing accounts are labelled once from the proxy they use.

Spot a struggling task before it wastes a run

• addedTasks now warn you when most of their sign-ins are failing, and name the cause: accounts that are dead (their logins get refused) or proxies that are down. A task that limps along no longer looks healthy.
• addedEvery task in the list shows a warning icon when it stalls, runs low on good accounts, or its proxies start failing, so you can spot trouble without opening it.
• fixedThe 'streams each' figure is now counted per working account, so accounts a task could not sign in with no longer drag the number down.

Know when Spotify may drop streams

• addedYou are warned when accounts die within a day of streaming for you. Spotify may remove their streams from Spotify for Artists, so its charts can show fewer than were delivered. Your stats in the dashboard keep them.
• addedThe overview shows a notice for the past week, and Analytics, Accounts lists the streams at risk per track and per day.
• addedThe daily delivery summary includes accounts that died and the streams at risk.
• addedThe dashboard now and then offers to turn on notifications on this device, or to add it to your Home Screen on iPhone. Not now snoozes it for longer each time.

Steadier bots, safer updates

• fixedA task restarted after midnight no longer counts the day's streams twice against its daily limit.
• fixedAn expired login is dropped straight away instead of failing every play that followed it.
• fixedAccount creation slows down after repeated failures instead of retrying in a tight loop, which saves captcha balance.
• fixedA task can no longer be marked finished while its new run is still streaming, and account-only tasks now report when they finish.
• fixedStalled connections time out instead of hanging a task, and unexpected replies are handled instead of stopping the bot.
• securityAccount creation refuses a proxy list it cannot use rather than going out from the server's own address.
• securityUpdates time out and check each download properly, and only one update can install at a time.

Second chances for accounts and a cleaner proxy list

• addedInvalid accounts can be set back to unchecked from the dashboard, for one list or every list, so tasks sign them in again.
• addedFailing proxies can be removed from a list after you review them. Every other line in the list stays exactly as it was.
• addedA task can pick which accounts it uses: valid and unchecked, valid only, or unchecked only, without changing its configuration.
• addedThe Overview announces each new release until you dismiss it: what changed, which of your servers already run it, and a button to install it on the rest one server at a time. Release notes also arrive in your inbox, and by email if you switch that on.
• addedA task that has stopped shows why it failed or finished in the task drawer, in the server's own words, with the next step to take.
• addedDelete finished & stopped, in the Tasks menu, clears every task that is done for good in one action. Tasks waiting on a daily or hourly cap are left alone.
• addedAnalytics has a Counted toward your cap view with the per-day totals your cap is enforced on, the cap line and a CSV download. Billing shows what the current period has delivered.
• addedAsk for more time or a higher daily cap from the dashboard, with a tier to choose from. Cap alerts open the request directly.
• addedSupport: open a ticket from the dashboard and follow the conversation there. The server, bot version and task it concerns are attached for you, and replies come through your notifications.
• addedOverdue invoices show a notice on the Overview with a Pay button, and a reminder follows every three days until the invoice is paid. If your access has expired you can still open and pay your invoices, and paying brings your servers back.
• changedThe inbox can be filtered by All, Unread and Needs action, by kind, and searched, with messages grouped by day. Task started notices are off by default.
• changedThe logins bar in the task drawer splits into Succeeded, Account refused and Failed, so dead accounts are no longer mixed in with logins that could not complete.
• fixedThe failing logins warning counts only logins that could not complete. A login check over a batch of dead accounts no longer reads as every login failing.
• fixedReload config in the task drawer applies changes that need the task's listeners restarted, such as a new solver or thread count, while keeping the task's counters. Before, those changes were silently not applied.
• fixedThe failed threads alert opens the task list filtered to the affected tasks, and chart tooltips on 48 hour charts point at the right hour. Deleting a row asks for confirmation, a failed reload or restart is reported, and a suspended teammate can no longer sign in.

Tasks finish when every listener is done

• fixedA task now shows Running until every listener has stopped. It used to show Finished as soon as one listener ran out of accounts, while others were still signing in their last one.

Streaming gives refused logins another try

• fixedA streaming task now retries a refused login up to Retries per account before giving up on the account, instead of skipping it on the first refusal. An account that signs in on a retry streams as normal. A proxy fault is not retried on the same proxy; the task moves on to the next account.

Login checks reach a verdict for every account

• fixedLogin only now keeps trying an account that is refused until it signs in or has been refused on every attempt Retries per account allows, and only then marks it invalid. Before, a single refusal left the account unchecked when the task finished.
• fixedA check that could not finish because of a proxy or a challenge is tried again too, without counting against the account.

Android sign ins work again

• fixedAccounts on an Android profile sign in on the Android step again. In 4.5.58 and 4.5.59 every Android sign in failed and fell back to the iPhone step.

Unsolved captchas no longer invalidate accounts

• fixedA login check no longer marks an account invalid when the captcha service could not answer its challenge, for example with no fallback solver set, no balance left, or a service error. It now counts as a failed login, not a dead account.

Fewer signups lost to taken emails

• fixedFewer new accounts are turned away because their email address is already in use. Generated addresses are now much less likely to be taken, and a signup whose address is taken tries again with a new one.
• fixedA signup no longer fails because the proxy dropped a single connection. Brief proxy errors are retried a few times before the account is given up.

Signups behave more like the app

• changedSignups now open a single shared connection and send their steps in the same order the app itself does, so a new account looks more genuine while it is created.
• fixedSignups no longer keep retrying a check that cannot pass. When the first attempt is refused they stop, so a failing signup no longer spends extra on the captcha service.

iPhone logins are more reliable

• fixedAccounts on an iPhone profile now complete the sign in step on their own. It had been rejected as if the password was wrong and only worked by falling back to the Android step, so iPhone logins are faster and more reliable now.
• fixedFewer signups are lost. An account that Spotify accepts without an extra check is now saved instead of being counted as a failure.

Every signup on your chosen solver

• addedAged listener profiles have their own Challenge solver and Fallback solver, with a key for each service picked, and follow the same rules as a configuration. A profile made before keeps solving on CapSolver.
• changedCreate accounts in the Library now asks which configuration to solve captchas with, and uses that configuration's solver, fallback and keys. It no longer asks for a CapSolver key, and only lists configurations that can answer a signup.

Pick your captcha services

• addedChallenge solver can now be NextCaptcha, 2Captcha or AntiCaptcha, each on its own API key, next to Built in, Krimnizo and CapSolver.
• addedFallback solver replaces Fall back to CapSolver. A challenge the solver cannot answer goes to CapSolver, NextCaptcha, 2Captcha or AntiCaptcha, or nowhere. New configurations and every profile fall back to CapSolver, and existing configurations keep what they had.
• changedAccount creation now solves each signup on the configuration's own Challenge solver, then its Fallback solver, instead of always on CapSolver. Built in and Krimnizo cannot answer a signup, so creating accounts with them needs a fallback solver; the editor says so before saving.
• changedA configuration no longer needs a CapSolver key when neither its solver nor its fallback is CapSolver.
• fixedLogin only proves every account by signing it in again, instead of trusting a saved login that Spotify may already have ended. An account marked valid now really is.
• fixedA backup file left next to a configuration on the server no longer shows up as a second copy in the task setup list.

Login only profile

• addedA Login only profile: it signs every account in a pool in once, marks each valid or invalid, and plays nothing. Run it on a new batch before you count on it. Each account is used once and the task finishes when the pool runs out.
• changedNew configurations fall back to CapSolver by default. A challenge the built-in solver cannot answer used to lose that login outright; now it is passed on, which costs a solve and saves the account. Existing configurations keep the setting they have.
• addedInvoices can be paid in crypto from Billing with Pay with crypto: Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum, Solana, BNB, TRON, or USDT and USDC on several networks. The dialog shows a QR code, the exact amount and address with copy buttons, and a live status. A payment that does not match can be claimed by its transaction id.
• fixedA dashboard tab left open during an update keeps working. Before, its next action could fail with an error until the page was reloaded.

New tasks stream again

• fixedA brand-new task, or any task on a fresh server, could start and then play nothing: looking up its tracks failed, so every play was skipped. Tasks now look their tracks up the way the app does and stream normally. Tasks that were already running were not affected.

Charting + Generate profile

• addedNew profile, Charting + Generate: the charting setup of a few streams per account, played only on fresh accounts each task creates for itself.
• fixedA configuration naming a profile the server does not know yet now loads as a hand-tuned one instead of failing.

Accounts finish their per-track limits

• fixedA listener now keeps streaming on the same account until it has played every track its per-account limit allows. A single connection error used to move it on early, so accounts finished short of their limit.

No lost plays while a task looks up its tracks

• fixedA task no longer loses plays in its first minute while it looks up its tracks. Each track is looked up once, ahead of the plays, and listeners play tracks that are ready in the meantime instead of failing.

Finish times that follow the link limits

• fixedA task with fresh accounts no longer pauses each time an account finishes its per-track limits. Listeners used to wait 10 seconds after every finished account.
• improvedThe finish time now counts the limits in the link list: each track stops at its total and at its limit per account, so a task with no total shows when its tracks will be used up.
• changedNew configurations no longer skip songs part-way by default. The skip rate starts at 0%.

Account creation finds its own pace

• fixedAccount creation now finds its own pace. It starts at 16 at a time and speeds up while sign-ups get through, and halves when most start failing. In 4.5.45 a large task could start so many at once that the proxy refused most of them.

Generating tasks keep every listener busy

• fixedTasks that stream only fresh accounts now create accounts as fast as their listeners use them. Account creation used to stop at 16 at a time, so on a 100-listener task most listeners sat waiting for an account.
• improvedA listener with nothing to stream now starts new accounts itself, so an empty pool fills back up quickly.

Each account keeps one proxy and one phone

• addedAccounts now log in and stream through the same proxy every time, imported ones included. On Thordata, 711proxy, IPRoyal and Webshare rotating proxies each account gets a connection that keeps one address. New accounts keep the proxy they were created on.
• addedA proxy that keeps failing, or that is no longer in the configuration's lists, is swapped for another automatically. Proxies that came with an imported list are kept. A new setting turns this off, and Unbind proxies on a pool starts it over.
• fixedAn account now presents the same phone model and system version on every login, and keeps the phone type it first used.

Password logins use each account's own phone

• fixedAndroid accounts that log in with a username and password now each present their own phone, as iPhone accounts already did. Before, every one of them logged in as the same handset.

Faster account creation on generating tasks

• fixedStreams per hour is now the rate over the last hour. It used to drop to near zero every time the clock hour turned, which made a steady task look like it had stalled.
• improvedOne failed sign-up no longer pauses every other sign-up on the task. New sign-ups only wait after several fail in a row, and the wait now defaults to 0 seconds.

More of your accounts log in

• fixedAccounts from a username and password list now log in reliably. Some healthy accounts were being marked invalid on the first attempt; that is fixed, so a good list is no longer wasted.

Import accounts that are already signed in

• addedAccount files can bring each account's saved sign-in from another tool, in the format shown on the accounts upload box. The bot signs in with it first, so the password can be left empty.

Streams per link in the task drawer

• addedThe Tracks tab of a task now shows what each link has delivered, all time and today, against its caps. For a link capped per account it also shows how many accounts have reached that cap.

No lost plays at task start

• fixedA task no longer loses plays in its first minute. Starting many threads at once could fail some of the first streams with "could not resolve this link to a playable queue", even though the track played fine moments later.
• fixedLong-running tasks no longer drop plays every half hour for the same reason.
• changedWhen a link cannot be played the task log now says why, including when a track is not available in the account's country.

CapSolver works with an IP whitelist

• fixedAccount creation no longer fails in a loop with "your client IP is rejected" when your CapSolver account restricts its API key to a list of allowed IPs.
• changedRequests to CapSolver now always come from your server's own address, never from a proxy. To use CapSolver's IP whitelist, add your server's IP to it.
• improvedProxy analytics list these requests as Captcha solver service, and they no longer count as traffic that left without a proxy.

Streams per account on a link

• addedLinks can cap how many streams one account ever plays on them, across every task. Set it per link or for the whole set under Apply to all links.
• addedA task on a link set with these caps keeps each account streaming until it has played every capped link its set number of times, unless the task limits streams per account itself. An account that has used up every link goes back and the next one takes over.
• addedLink sets can be downloaded from the Library, from each set's menu, as a file you can upload again.

Profiles and task defaults

• addedConfigurations are built from three profiles: Streaming uses your own accounts and reuses them, Stream + Generate makes fresh accounts as it goes and streams only from those, and Charting spreads two or three streams across each account. They replace the old presets.
• addedGuided setup asks for the profile, your links, accounts and proxies, a speed from careful to fast, and the device split, then saves the configuration. Listeners at once are sized from the lists you pick, and a new list can be added without leaving it.
• addedConfigurations carry task defaults: the stream limits every new task on them starts with. In the task wizard each limit shows the configuration's value and can be reset to it.
• addedStream + Generate gives every task its own fresh pool of accounts, including tasks started from Quick run.
• changedThe task wizard starts from the profile and shows what the limits add up to before the task starts: the total, the pace at the daily cap and the accounts it uses.
• changedThe configuration editor is regrouped into sections, with a summary of what a task on it will do. Every setting is still there, some under a clearer name, and switching profile lists each setting it changes first.
• changedThe Country field is gone from the task wizard. It never narrowed which accounts a task used.
• changedEvery limit is now a switch. Off says in words what having no limit means, and On lets you pick Fixed for one number or Range for two. This applies to task stream limits, configuration ranges and per-link caps, and switching a limit off and back on brings back the number it had.
• fixedA configuration that streams only the accounts it creates keeps its account pool and Save new accounts to together. Changing one moves the other, and a mismatch is flagged before saving, so tasks no longer start on an empty pool.

Accounts that look like your audience

• addedNew accounts are drawn from an audience instead of every one of them being the same person. Listener gender and Listener age, under Create accounts, set the split, and both start on the one measured from your Spotify for Artists audience tab.
• changedSign-up addresses now spread across the email providers real listeners hold accounts at, each one in a shape that provider would actually issue, and the name on the account belongs to its country. Email domain is empty by default and only needs filling in if you own the domain and want the mail.
• addedCreate accounts makes desktop accounts as well, in the share the Desktop app setting asks for.
• fixedDesktop streams now show up as a named computer instead of an unnamed phone.
• addedThe artist page keeps a history of the live listener count. While a task is running on one of the artist's tracks, the number of people listening at once is read every 20 seconds and stored, and the Counting tab shows the curve for the last 24 hours with the peak and the low across it. The highest and lowest ever recorded are kept for good, so they stay true after the individual readings behind them age out.

Stream as the desktop app

• Accounts can now stream as the Spotify desktop app, connecting and reporting plays the way the real desktop client does.
• Choose how many streams use it with the Desktop app share in the client mix.
• Covers Windows, macOS and Linux desktops.

Login checks count every invalid account correctly

• fixedA login check that needs more than one try to confirm an account is invalid now counts each of those tries as a completed check, not a failed login. Some dead accounts still landed under Failed when it took two tries to confirm them, which read as a solver or proxy fault when the accounts were simply gone. They now show as Account refused, like the rest, and only a check that could not finish, such as a proxy or rate-limit error, counts as Failed.

Up-to-date Spotify stats and live listeners

• changedArtist stats from Spotify for Artists now run through yesterday. They used Spotify's standard windows, which end two or three days back, so a campaign's first days showed up late. The artist page and the Artists list now match what Spotify for Artists shows for the same dates.
• addedThe Audience tab opens with Spotify's own cards for the window: listeners, monthly active listeners, streams, streams per listener, saves, playlist adds and followers, each compared with the period before. Pick a card and the chart below draws that metric day by day.
• addedThe artist page shows how many people are listening right now, updated every 10 seconds while the page is open. Tap it to see the last few minutes.
• addedWho chose to listen shows how much of the listening came from people who sought the artist out and how much Spotify served, and countries show their share of active listeners.
• addedA Releases tab lists every release with its streams over the window, and the Playlists tab now lists every playlist that streamed the artist, across all tracks.

Quick run, team seats, and limits that hold

• addedQuick run: paste Spotify links, set a total and the number of days, and a task starts streaming. Open it from the Overview or the command palette. What it creates is an ordinary task you can open, edit or stop.
• addedServers have a Capacity tab: the server's hardware, about how many streams an hour and a day it can process, and whether your cap or your busiest hour comes close to that. Servers on an older version show an estimate from their plan until they are updated.
• addedNeeds attention on the Overview lists what is wrong right now, most serious first, each with the button that fixes it: a server out of accounts, failing proxies, a spent CapSolver balance, a task that stopped counting. A forecast warns when a server's accounts will run out within a day.
• addedSelect tasks on Tasks, across servers, to start, stop, restart or delete them together. Stop all running stops every task in scope in one move.
• addedEvery change made from the dashboard is recorded with who made it, in a task's History tab, a server's History tab and the new Activity page.
• addedTeam seats: invite people to your account as an operator or a viewer, under Settings, Team. Operators run tasks and servers but not billing or the team. Viewers see everything and change nothing, and never see account passwords, proxy logins or solver keys.
• addedConfigurations keep their versions. The Versions tab shows who changed what, with an optional note on each save, and Restore this version puts the old settings back and sends them to your servers.
• addedA daily delivery summary: yesterday's streams against your cap, the change on the day before, the last 7 days, and the tasks that finished or failed, sent at the hour you choose. Switch it on under Settings, Notifications.
• addedOnce streaming has been steady for an hour, the Overview says where today will land against your daily cap, or when the cap will be reached. Tasks paused at the cap read Paused: daily cap reached and carry on by themselves after midnight.
• changedThe daily cap now runs on your own day, midnight to midnight in the timezone set under Settings, Profile. It ran on the server's clock, which is UTC. A usage report a server sends twice is now counted once.
• changedThe whole dashboard works on a phone, from tasks and analytics to settings and the inbox, with larger touch targets and panels that fit the screen. On a computer, press ? for the keyboard shortcuts.
• fixedA limit set as a range starting at 0, such as 0 to 5,000, is now a plain limit of 5,000, as the dashboard always showed it. It could land on 0, which meant no limit for that run. Ranges are also drawn once per start and kept across restarts and edits. They were drawn once per thread, so a task stopped at the lowest of many draws, and renaming a task could end it.
• fixedA task that had been stopped sat idle when started again. It streams again. When your cap pauses a server, its running tasks now hold until it resumes, even across a restart; they used to keep streaming. After a restart, today's counts start from zero at midnight instead of carrying yesterday's streams.
• fixedTask started is now sent when a task starts. Proxies failing says how many attempts failed and across how many of your proxies, instead of always reading 10 of 10. Tasks waiting on purpose, for their start date or a limit, no longer raise stalled alerts.
• fixedUploaded files are checked before they are saved: a file with no usable lines is refused and the rejected lines are listed. Proxy files may contain comments, a task with no usable proxy is refused at start, and passwords keep accented and other non-English characters.
• securityClosed a way for a signed-in user to reach server controls the dashboard does not offer, and stopped server access keys from reaching the browser. Also fixed a link that could forward a visitor to an outside website, unescaped text in emails, and unclaimed artists showing to other customers.

Accounts checked and used more honestly

• fixedA login check no longer counts an account it finds to be invalid as a failed login. Checking a batch of old accounts used to look like a wall of login failures when the accounts were simply gone. Those now show as Account refused, and only checks that could not finish count as Failed.
• fixedWith Reuse accounts on, an account is never played from two threads at the same time. When a task had more threads than accounts, the same account could be streamed from several threads and proxies at once. Threads now wait for an account to come free instead. If you run with reuse on, set the thread count close to the size of your pool.

Login checks reach every account

• fixedTasks with Reuse accounts off could stop early with "no accounts left" while hundreds of accounts were still unused. It happened when two threads reached for the same account at the same moment. A task now ends only when the pool is really empty. A login check over 2,121 accounts had stopped after 67.
• fixedCheck logins stopped the whole task on any hiccup while picking an account, and called it "no accounts left" without saying what went wrong. It now logs the cause, waits a moment and carries on.
• addedWhich accounts in the pool, under Accounts: valid and unchecked (as before), valid only, unchecked only, invalid only, or every account. Pair it with Check logins to check a new batch without re-checking the rest, or to give invalid accounts a second chance. A login that works marks the account valid again.
• fixedUsed on a task now counts the accounts that task used. It showed a figure for the whole server, so a check that touched 67 accounts said 2,095, and streams per account and the account runway were worked out from the wrong number.
• changedLogins Spotify refuses because the account is gone now show as Account refused instead of Succeeded. The overall login health on the overview still counts them as logins that went through, since a dead account says nothing about your proxies or solver.
• fixedEditing a configuration could silently drop Where streams come from and its playlists the next time any other setting was saved. Re-check the stream source on configurations you set it on before.

Artist syncs skip tracks you have no rights to

• fixedIn 4.5.21, artist syncs were meant to stop asking Spotify for Artists for tracks your team has no rights to, but they kept asking and were refused each time. They now skip those tracks.

Steadier Spotify for Artists syncs

• fixedArtist syncs no longer ask for tracks that Spotify for Artists marks as ones your team has no rights to, such as features on another artist's release.
• fixedArtist syncs read tracks as fast as Spotify answered, which got them rate limited. Tracks are now read at a steady pace, a rate limit is waited out and retried once, and anything still blocked is read on the next sync.

Configurations sync again

• fixedA configuration saved with Where streams come from left at per-link could not be synced to a server, which refused it as invalid. Left untouched, the setting now means per-link again, which is what it meant when you saved it.

Tasks that hold their speed at high thread counts

• fixedStopping a task now stops every one of its threads. A stop followed soon after by a start could leave threads from the old run working alongside the new one, on the same accounts.
• changedTasks with many threads reach full speed far sooner. Above 30 threads, Gap between thread starts is read as the total time to bring every thread up rather than the wait between each one. At 250 threads the start went from about four minutes to about thirty seconds, and nothing changes below 31 threads.
• fixedStarting a large task no longer runs the same account count once per thread, which used to make the first seconds of a task the slowest part of it.
• changedAccount generation no longer starts one signup per thread at once, so a large task on an empty pool cannot spend a burst of solver credit in a single moment. The pool still fills over successive rounds.
• fixedLong runs no longer grow in memory. Sessions belonging to accounts the task had finished with were kept for the life of the run and are now dropped once they go cold.
• changedStreaming analytics keeps the same numbers on a fraction of the disk. Individual attempts are kept for seven days and summarised by hour beyond that, and values that repeat on every row are now stored once. Existing history stays visible.
• fixedA busy database now reports itself as busy. It was reported as having no accounts left, which sent you looking for accounts to buy when nothing was wrong with the pool.
• addedThe server warns at startup when its open file limit is too low for the number of threads configured. That limit used to be reached silently and show up as proxy errors.

Task names and a tidier tasks page

• addedTasks have names. A new task takes its configuration's name, and you can change it when you create or edit the task. The name replaces the task number across the dashboard.
• changedThe tasks page groups tasks into Active, Needs attention and Finished & stopped. Finished and stopped tasks stay folded away until you open them, search, or pick a status tab, which still filter as before.
• addedThe account list shows when each account was added, when the server created the accounts it made itself, and whether the server holds a saved login for it.
• fixedLast used showed unused for accounts that had streamed, whenever the task reused its accounts. It now shows when each account was last used.
• changedDownloading accounts now gives plain email:password lines.
• addedAdvanced export adds each account's country and bound proxy, and can include its saved login, so another server can import the accounts and use them without signing in again. Every export format can be imported.

Playback quality now varies per device

• fixedPlayback asked for a quality that only a paid plan is allowed, so one request behind every play was refused. It now asks for a quality the account can actually use, on every play.
• changedEach device now streams at either Low or Standard quality, picked once and kept, so one device does not change quality between tracks.
• fixedA resolved track list is no longer shared between devices set to different qualities.
• fixedOn iPhone, three requests during playback described the app differently from the rest of that account's traffic.

Faster tasks, and accounts that stop being thrown away

• changedTasks deliver roughly two and a half times more streams per hour on the same settings and the same number of threads.
• fixedA task no longer slows down as it runs. It now holds a steady rate from the first minute instead of falling away after the first few.
• fixedOnce every account in a pool had reached its lifetime limit, a task kept handing those spent accounts back to its threads instead of creating replacements, so the threads sat idle while nothing refilled the pool.
• fixedA proxy failure while signing in could be blamed on the account. Three of them retired a perfectly good account for good. Proxy faults are now told apart from a genuine refusal.
• changedNew accounts are created ahead of demand rather than only once the threads have already run out.
• fixedSeveral steps could wait with no time limit, parking a worker for minutes on a dead connection.
• fixedPlayback now leaves through the account's own proxy in every case.

Choose where your streams come from

• addedStreams can now be delivered from any of the six sources Spotify for Artists splits them by: your artist profile and catalog, the listener's own playlists and library, their queue, editorial playlists, personalized playlists and mixes, and other listeners' playlists. Set one source for a link, spread a link across several, or set one for a whole task at once.
• addedEditorial, mix and other-listener plays take a list of playlists with a share each, so one link can deliver across several playlists in whatever proportion you choose. Leave the list empty and each source falls back to something sensible on its own.
• addedNew links start from a real artist's mix rather than an even split: the default spread is averaged from two live Spotify for Artists source panels. Analytics gains a Where streams came from panel, so delivered streams can be held against what Spotify for Artists reports.
• changedWhere the play came from is now a real setting rather than a stored one. It offers the now playing screen, which the queue needs, and its fourth option is renamed from Local to Link because that is what it reports. Pages a source could not have been reached from are skipped, so a play never claims something the app would not.
• addedHow the play started is a new setting: whether the listener tapped a row or pressed play. It applies to the first play of a listening session, since later plays report that the track before them finished or was skipped past.
• fixedThe share of plays claimed as skipped never reached Spotify. A play counted as abandoned part way in your statistics still told Spotify it had been played to the end. Those plays now report what was listened to, and end the way a skip ends.
• changedPlay as, which was stored but never applied, is gone from the link editor. Choosing a source answers the same question and takes effect.
• changedApply to all now covers every per link setting, not six of them.

Track links play inside their own album

• fixedA track link started its play inside one fixed Spotify playlist, which had two costs: on a free account the wanted track was often replaced by a recommendation, and every stream the whole fleet delivered was credited to that one playlist. A track link now plays inside its own album, and the listener's recently played shows the album.
• fixedA premium account now says it is premium when it plays. Every account claimed to be free before, whatever plan it held.

Generate fresh accounts only

• addedA task can now run on nothing but accounts it creates itself, kept in its own pool, without editing the configuration it uses. Set the pool it saves new accounts under and the pool it streams from to the same name.
• addedA task can turn account creation on or off for itself, so it can generate fresh accounts even when the configuration has top-up switched off.
• fixedReloading a task's configuration file keeps both of those settings instead of dropping back to what the file says.

Every artist on a team, not the first twenty

• fixedConnecting a Spotify for Artists team with more than twenty artists left the rest unreadable: the dashboard reported that it could not see them, even though the account had access. Any artist the account can read now works.

Account creation and actions in proxy analytics

• addedProxy analytics now count the traffic from creating accounts, solving captchas, checking an account's plan, and likes, follows and saves. Before, only streaming and logging in were shown, so a task that spent its time creating accounts looked like it was barely doing anything.
• fixedIf any of that traffic goes out without a proxy, it is now caught by the same warning as the rest instead of leaving unseen.

Proxies enforced, and simpler to set

• changedA server now refuses to run a task without a proxy. Streaming, logging in, creating accounts and solving captchas all go out through a proxy or not at all, so nothing can leave from the server's own address by mistake.
• fixedSolving captchas and mobile logins now use the account's proxy like every other request, closing the last two paths that could still go out directly.
• addedProxy analytics now capture traffic that went out with no proxy and warn when any does, with a notification the first time it happens, so nothing escapes the proxy view.
• changedSetting up a configuration or a task now shows one Proxies list, used for everything by default. An Advanced toggle sets streaming, login, creation and captcha proxies separately. The option to run with no proxy is gone.

Finish times for tasks, and connecting your own artists

• addedEvery task shows when it should finish, in the tasks list, on phone cards and in the task drawer, with a Finishing next list and a Finishing soonest sort. Where the target or a limit is a range it gives a window, and it names what sets the pace. A threads slider shows how the finish time moves if you change the thread count.
• changedThe task drawer leads with what is wrong: an empty account pool, failing logins or sign-ups, dead threads, a pool gone mostly invalid, streaming without a proxy, or what a waiting task is waiting for. Empty sections are hidden, a Tracks tab lists what the task streams with names, cover art and per-link limits, and j and k step through tasks without closing it.
• addedConnect a team links your Spotify for Artists in a few steps, for one artist or a whole label. Invite our account to your team, the dashboard accepts the invite by itself, and you claim your artists. Connect another team adds more without touching the artists you already have.
• addedThe Counting tab on Artists shows what share of each day's delivery Spotify counted: a rate line on the chart and a day-by-day list with the best and worst day. The daily CSV gains the same figures.
• addedArtists shows when Spotify for Artists should publish its next update, learned from its past updates, with a countdown that turns to due and then late.
• changedArtist alerts for a new day of figures, organic growth, a track added to a playlist and a missed goal now go to push as well as the inbox by default. A check that fails for one artist no longer silences the alerts for every other artist.
• fixedOne artist's delivered streams could show on every artist on the same server. Delivery now shows only on the artist it belongs to. An artist our account can no longer see reads Reconnect needed instead of Not reporting.

Android accounts finish sign-in like the app

• fixedGenerated Android accounts now complete their sign-in using the sign-in that account creation already returns, the same way the Spotify app does, instead of a second separate sign-in that a brand new account is often refused. This does not change how many accounts Spotify lets through, which is up to Spotify, but the flow now matches the app

Real Android accounts, not only iPhone

• addedThe tool can now create Android accounts, not just iPhone ones. When a task's client mix asks for Android, new accounts are created as Android and stay Android for their whole life: created, logged in, and streamed all as the same Android device. iPhone accounts likewise stay iPhone. The Android share follows the client mix you already set on the task
• changedAn account is now always used on the platform it was created as, instead of being reassigned by the mix at login. This keeps each account consistent, which helps accounts last longer

No captcha spend on already-refused accounts

• changedThe tool no longer pays for a captcha on an account that has already been turned down. When a login is refused because the account is no longer valid, it stops there instead of trying again through a captcha that cannot succeed. On tasks whose accounts have mostly died this removes a large amount of wasted captcha cost

iPhone captcha logins fixed, dead accounts counted as logins

• fixediPhone logins that draw a captcha now complete. The captcha was being solved the wrong way, so every one of these logins failed at the final step. They now follow the same steps the Spotify app uses, which was captured directly from the app
• changedWhen an account answers invalid credentials, it is now counted as a completed login instead of a failed one, and it no longer shows as an error. It means the account has stopped working, and the account is still only retired after the number of attempts you set
• addedCaptcha stats now record, for logins as well as signups, whether the challenge was the v2 checkbox or the invisible kind

Captcha type on signups, clearer login failures

• addedAnalytics, Accounts, Captcha shows how often a signup drew the v2 checkbox captcha rather than the invisible one, overall and on the Signup card
• changedWhen an account's login on its assigned platform fails and the other platform is tried next, the task log now also says why the first attempt failed. Before, only the last attempt's error was shown, so a failed Android login on an all Android task read as an iPhone captcha error

Lifetime per account, per account

• fixedLifetime per account now applies to each account on its own. A range such as 5 to 10 used to become one number for the whole task, so a task could end right after starting because every account had reached that number, even though most were still below the top of the range. Each account now gets its own limit inside the range, and keeps it from task to task
• fixedThe top of a limit range can be reached. A range of 5 to 10 never went above 9
• fixedAn account stops as soon as it reaches Lifetime per account, instead of finishing its current run of streams first and going over the limit
• changedWhen a task ends on Lifetime per account, the log shows the range and how many streams were counted, instead of an account total that included accounts already marked invalid
• changedConnection errors in the task log say what went wrong, such as a proxy refusing the connection or a timeout, instead of only saying a request could not be sent
• changedAccount creation tries a rejected verification once more before giving up, so fewer new accounts fail
• changedFewer false alarms in the log: short rate limit pauses that recover on their own, a single missed update check, and connection attempts from internet scanners no longer show as warnings or errors

Spotify for Artists is connected again

• fixedThe Artists section reads live Spotify for Artists data again: what Spotify actually counted for each linked artist, per track and per day. It had stopped returning anything because the read-only team account could not be signed in the way Spotify for Artists expects; it now signs in the same way the Spotify for Artists app does.

Top-ups past the lifetime cap

• fixedA task with Top up accounts while streaming switched on no longer ends when every account has reached Lifetime per account. It creates a new account and keeps streaming, and only stops once no new account can be created
• fixedWhen other threads are still streaming on accounts below the cap, a thread now waits for one of them instead of ending the task
• changedThe task log names the phone each account streams as: brand and model, Android or iOS version, screen size and app version. The old line only said Android or iPhone, and did not describe the phone the account actually used
• fixedShow passwords and copying a single password in the accounts list work again. Both failed with Request failed (400)

Logins that hold up

• addedPassword logins now work end to end on accounts the bot generated itself: a new account can be created, logged in and deliver a counted stream in a single run
• addedAccounts can be generated as Android phones as well as iPhones
• changedLogin security checks are solved by the built-in solver first and only fall back to CapSolver when it cannot, so fewer logins are paid for from your CapSolver balance
• changedEvery account presents as its own phone through signup and every login, instead of several accounts looking like the same handset
• changedWhen a login fails on one kind of phone, the bot tries the other before it gives up on the account
• fixedLogins that stopped at a security check now complete instead of counting against the account
• fixedAn emailed login code no longer ends a login that the password alone would have finished

Login retries follow your settings

• fixedWith Retry accounts that fail to log in switched off, a failed login is now tried exactly once. Before, the bot still tried three times in a row before marking the account invalid
• fixedWith it switched on, an account gets its first attempt plus the number set in Retries per account, as the setting has always described. A value of 2 now means three attempts, where it used to mean two

Spotify for Artists sign-in

• fixedSpotify for Artists now signs in the same way the bot signs in its own accounts. The previous sign-in was refused whatever password it was given
• changedThe first sign-in to Spotify for Artists still asks for a one-time code sent by email, which is not supported yet. Until it is, that sign-in stays switched off on every server, so the Artists section does not read new figures and the account is not sent a fresh code on every attempt

Your real Spotify numbers, next to ours

• addedAn Artists section: link an artist through Spotify for Artists and see what Spotify actually counted, right next to what the tool says it delivered, per track and per day
• addedA counted rate that subtracts each track's own baseline, so it reports what we added rather than what exists, and says plainly when it cannot tell the two apart
• addedWhere the streams came from, who listened, and which countries and cities they were in, the real figures rather than the ones we assumed
• addedAn alert when Spotify stops counting a campaign, one when an artist's link breaks, and one for growth nobody paid for
• changedAn artist is linked by inviting our read-only account to their Spotify for Artists team, so nobody hands over a password and access can be withdrawn by them at any time

Aged listeners grow more reliably

• fixedAged accounts no longer lose the playlists they build. A brand new account waits out the hold Spotify puts on making playlists instead of giving up, and playlist steps that fail are spaced out and given a second round of retries.
• changedAn aged account's playlists are now scheduled across its planned life rather than landing at random.
• fixedA growth step that fails is now visible on the account with the reason it failed, instead of passing silently.
• changedEach grown account is given a unique address that no other account shares, retried if it collides.

Aged listeners

• addedA second kind of account: listeners grown over weeks of real history, with hundreds of plays from their own market, liked songs, saved albums, followed artists and playlists they built themselves, before any campaign uses them
• addedAn Aged listeners page: the profiles on a server, what each has ready and still growing, and every account's progress through its own planned life
• addedEach account is a person rather than a random string: a demographic drawn from real audience statistics, a name that fits its country, and an email address that reads like one
• changedAccounts being grown are kept out of the account pool entirely until they are finished, so no task can pick up a half-grown one, not even a task set to use every account on the server
• changedA profile can name the artists it must never listen to, so the account about to stream a campaign has never heard of it

Listening histories that are physically possible

• fixedPlays are now reported at times a real listener could have played them. Before, an account history showed three-minute tracks landing three seconds apart - five plays inside thirteen seconds - which is impossible and the clearest sign of a bot there is
• addedGaps between plays, early skips and breaks between listening sessions are modelled on a real account behaviour, and none of it costs any speed
• addedNew settings under Looking like a listener: Realistic play times (on) and Share of plays skipped early (advanced)

Account reuse is per task

• fixedTurning off account reuse now applies to that task alone: the task gives each account one session, and every other task can still use it. Before, the first task to finish with an account retired it everywhere

Playback key now succeeds

• fixedThe playback key request now succeeds instead of failing every time, so a stream matches the real app one step more closely

Account creation success rate

• addedTasks now count every attempt to create an account and every attempt that failed, so a task shows what share of its tries produced an account. A falling rate points at the captcha solver, its balance or the creation proxies.
• fixedTasks created before 4.2.40 load and stream again. After the 4.2.40 update they failed to load and streaming stopped. The tasks themselves were never lost.

Smaller, harder-to-inspect binary

• changedThe bot ships about 40% smaller, with no change to how it runs.

Playback no longer exposes the server address

• securityEvery part of a stream now leaves through your proxy, so a playback can no longer expose the server's own address.

Proxies can no longer read the traffic

• securityCertificate verification is now enforced on every connection; a proxy can no longer terminate TLS and read the credentials and tokens it carries

Accounts stream as who they really are

• addedEach account's real plan is established once from Spotify and used on its requests, instead of every account claiming the free catalogue
• fixedRequests carry the account's own country rather than a fixed US

Logs that say what matters

• changedPer-stream detail moved to the debug level, so the default log is lifecycle only with a once-a-minute progress summary per task
• addedA server's log level can be changed from the dashboard without a restart
• fixedWarnings and errors are no longer hidden by a lower verbosity setting

Edit a task without recreating it

• addedA task can be edited in place and its configuration reloaded, keeping its id, counters and history; a running task can be updated and its workers restarted on request

The Devices tab really loads, and pools are kept for good

• fixedFixed the Devices tab still showing empty: its request was being refused by the dashboard's own bot proxy, which had never been told about the analytics route. The earlier fix repaired the bot's side of the same request, which was only half of it
• addedStreams by account pool on the Analytics → Streams tab, counted from the permanent records rather than the 30-day event log, so it still answers months later
• changedEvery stream now records which pool of accounts delivered it on the record that is kept forever, not only in the 30-day log

Pick the accounts a task streams with

• fixedFixed choosing an account source failing task start: the task dialog offers every source on the server, but the bot only accepted ones that came from an uploaded file, so picking a source like `generated` was refused as a missing file
• changedThe account field now names a pool of accounts throughout. An uploaded list is imported into a pool of its own name, so a file and its pool are the same choice. A task can finally be pinned to one pool instead of drawing from every account on the server
• changedAn unknown pool is refused when the task starts, and says which pool is empty, rather than running on to "no accounts available". A task that creates its own accounts may still start from an empty pool, but only the pool it writes into

The Devices tab actually loads

• fixedFixed the analytics request dying as soon as there was data to report, which left the new Devices tab permanently empty

One question instead of two

• changedAn account's plan and country now come from a single request on its first login instead of two, and newly generated accounts get both at signup, so nothing is left to look up later

The device mix is real, and passwords are one click away

• fixedA task set to 50% iOS and 50% Android now actually streams that way. The mix was being rolled and then discarded, so every stream went out as an iPhone no matter how the clients were configured
• addedAn account keeps one platform for life rather than changing phone between logins, so everything it reports agrees with everything else it reports
• addedAccounts can show their passwords, hidden by default, and any row can be copied as email:password

What the streams actually were

• addedA new Devices tab in Analytics: which phones, brands, OS versions and countries your streams went out as, how many played in full, how many were abandoned early, and why attempts failed
• addedEvery stream attempt is now recorded with what it actually was, so quality is measured from the output instead of assumed from the configuration
• addedThe share of plays reported at an earlier time, and the average shift, are now visible, so the effect of realistic play times can be watched rather than guessed at.

Real Android devices, and real account countries

• fixedAccounts now record the country Spotify actually assigned them. Generated accounts were all stored as "WW", worldwide, which is not a country, and imported ones had none at all; both are now asked for and repaired on the account's next login
• fixedAccounts now present a real handset instead of a device that never existed: the model, brand, OS, API level, screen and network address were all wrong.
• fixedAndroid streams send the Android playback key and content-type. The iPhone's pair went out on every platform, which only ever worked while a stream claimed to be an iPhone
• fixedThe plan lookup no longer asks as an iPhone when the account claims to be on Android
• addedEach device now claims its own local network and its own Spotify Connect identity, instead of one address and one id shared by the whole fleet

31 iPhones instead of one

• addediPhone accounts now present as any of the 31 iPhone models Apple lists as compatible with the captured iOS version, instead of all being the same handset
• fixedA device now presents itself consistently everywhere it is identified, instead of being set in five separate places.

Plays land on the day they were streamed

• fixedRealistic play times no longer push plays onto previous days. The clock now reaches back a few hours at most and never past midnight, so your day totals and Spotify's line up
• changedPlays now land on the day they were streamed. The window was being sized as though one clock served every account; it is per account, so hours are enough where days were being used.

2587 phones instead of one

• addedAndroid accounts now present as one of 2,587 real handsets across 23 brands instead of all being the same phone, drawn in the proportions those brands actually have in the market
• addedEach account's OS version is one that its handset genuinely runs, so no account claims an Android release its phone never received
• addedAn account keeps the same phone for life, so everything it reports agrees with everything else it reports

One iPhone, one app version

• fixedThe bot announced three different app versions in a single stream; it now presents one consistent iPhone identity taken from a single capture

Readable, honest logs and names that resolve

• fixedTrack and artist names now resolve by URI, so every stream records the name it belongs to
• changedLogs redact endpoints at a single formatter and tag every threaded line, so nothing leaks and the flow is readable
• fixedInsights report the window the counters actually cover, and account rollups count only accounts a task can claim

Each account its own device

• addedEvery account now carries its own stable iPhone and install identity, so it looks like one phone across sessions and no two accounts share a device
• fixedRestored the shared signup key so account creation matches the real app again

Analytics that survive a restart

• fixedProxy, captcha, funnel, bandwidth and latency figures were held in memory only, so every update or restart reset them to zero while the streams tab carried on unbroken. They are now saved and read back, and a restart continues the series instead of starting it.
• changedThe figures are saved on a short interval rather than at shutdown, because the bot is stopped by a signal that leaves no opportunity to save. A restart loses at most the last interval, and a save interrupted halfway leaves the previous one intact.
• changedThe count of connected dashboards is not carried over. It measures connections open at this moment, all of which end when the bot restarts, so restoring it would report viewers that are not there.
• addedHow long to wait before retrying a failed account signup is now a setting, found under advanced generation options, and defaults to 5 seconds. It was fixed at 30, which stalls a run when the failure was a one-off.
• fixedA newly created configuration could be built with no account count, no source name and no email domain, because the defaults written for saved files were not applied to new ones.

Names reach the statistics they belong to

• fixedStatistics are kept in hourly buckets, and a bucket only ever had its stream count added to. One that opened before a name was known, whether in the minutes after an update or in any hour whose first lookup failed, stayed nameless for the rest of that hour however many named streams followed. Names are now filled in on a bucket that is still missing them, and a name already recorded is never overwritten.
• fixedA link that resolved without an artist name was re-resolved on the next stream so the name could still be found. Where a name never comes back that repeated once per stream indefinitely, costing a metadata request each time. The retries are now capped, after which the partial record is used as-is.

Track names on every stream

• fixedStatistics recorded no track name when streaming an album or playlist link. The link was resolved once and every track on it reused that one record, so there was no per-track name to store. Each stream now names the track that actually played.
• changedResolved track names are remembered across tasks and restarts, so a track already seen costs no extra lookup. The lookup also runs in a gap the bot was already pausing through, rather than adding time to the stream itself.
• changedA name is only remembered once it is genuinely resolved. When the lookup finds nothing the bot falls back to the track id for that row and tries again later, instead of storing the id as if it were the name.

Artist names on album links

• fixedStreaming an album link recorded every play against an artist with no name, which is why top artists could show a large unnamed entry. An album link worked out which artist it belonged to but never looked up the name, something track links already did. It now does the same.
• fixedThe saved link details are no longer reused when a name is missing from them. A link resolved before this fix kept its blank name indefinitely, so the fix above would have had no effect on anything already seen.

Fix a crash introduced in 4.2.15

• fixedA bot on 4.2.15 could stop one of its worker threads while loading an account. The account-lifetime column added in that release was not included in several account queries, and reading a column the query had not asked for stopped the thread rather than returning an empty value. Bots on 4.2.14 and earlier are unaffected.
• changedAccount loading now tolerates a missing column instead of failing, so a future column cannot repeat this, and every account query carries the new field so the lifetime figures fill in correctly.

How long accounts last, and a funnel that adds up

• addedAnalytics now report how long generated accounts survive: the median time from being created to being rejected, and the median number of streams they deliver before that happens. It counts only accounts rejected from this version onward, because the moment of rejection was never recorded before.
• fixedThe funnel could report a conversion above 100%, such as 800% of 8 attempts counted. The first stage counted accounts drawn from the pool while every stage below it counted stream attempts, so reusing one account for many streams made the lower stages outrun the top one. The first stage now counts attempts and is labelled as such, and the dashboard refuses to draw a rate above full whatever a bot reports.
• changedResolved link details are now shared by every task on a bot and kept across restarts, so the same link set no longer costs a fresh round of lookups each run.

Cleaner diagnostics, cheaper logins

• securityDiagnostic text from a bot is stripped of internal request detail before it is recorded, and stripped again before the dashboard displays it. Failure messages in analytics now read as a description of what went wrong rather than raw error output.
• changedLogging in reuses the access grant it has already obtained instead of requesting a second one for the same session, which removes about half of the token traffic a stream was paying for. The grant is also held for exactly as long as it is valid rather than for the life of the login.
• fixedOlder bots keep sending raw diagnostic text until they update themselves, so the dashboard scrubs whatever it receives regardless of which version sent it.

What a thousand streams cost

• addedProxy analytics now show the bandwidth a thousand delivered streams consume, counting everything a stream needs rather than one part of it: logging in, metadata, playback and reporting.
• changedThe figure is read from a single snapshot, so the bytes and the stream count always cover the same period. Taking the two from separate requests would have divided one window by another.

Streams draw far less from your proxies

• changedStreams now draw a fraction of the proxy bandwidth they used to. The heavier behaviour offered briefly in 4.2.11 is off by default and is not what that option was meant to do.
• changedWith it off, proxy bandwidth per stream falls to roughly a kilobyte. Measured on a live run, the buffer request was 99.5% of everything sent through the proxies, about 262 KB of each stream against about 1 KB for logging in, tokens, metadata, playback and reporting combined.
• addedIf streams ever stop counting with the setting off, turn it back on and tell us. Counting broke once in September and the fix that restored it changed more than one thing at a time.

Proxy bandwidth, per endpoint

• addedProxy analytics now report bandwidth: the total carried through your endpoints, a data figure per endpoint, and a breakdown of which part of the tool is spending it across logging in, creating accounts, solving captchas, metadata, playback and reporting.
• addedA configuration option that trades far more proxy bandwidth per stream for no additional counted streams. Off by default, and best left that way unless support asks for it.
• changedByte counts measure request and response payloads only, so headers and transport framing sit on top of every figure shown. The page says so rather than presenting the numbers as a billing total.

Captcha and proxy analytics

• addedCaptcha statistics: how often an action draws a challenge, how often the solver returns a token, and what the solving costs, each split by what the captcha was for. Signup is counted but held out of the challenge rate, because it always carries one.
• addedA proxy analytics page showing request volume, success and block rates, typical request time and per-pool health.
• addedThe funnel names substituted, rejected and uncounted plays and says what to do about each.
• addedThreads that are creating accounts are shown as such instead of looking idle.
• changedA new configuration retries a failed login zero times. A login rejection is taken at face value.
• changedPer account is described as a per-session cap, and the capacity hint follows whether account reuse is on.
• fixedThe task wizard hides configurations the bot will not run, and keeps the signup and captcha proxies from the configuration when left empty.
• fixedAccount downloads and link sets go through routes the proxy actually allows.
• fixedAccount generation is allowed through the proxy, with a warning when per-account caps put the requested total out of reach.

Proxies actually used

• fixedProxy pools written as user:pass@host:port are accepted. Every line in that format was previously rejected, which meant logins, signups and streams all left from the server address with no proxy at all.
• fixedA stream reports the device it actually ran on, with the correct fields for iOS and for Android.

Accounts survive a single rejection

• fixedOne login rejection no longer retires an account for good. It falls back to the retry budget instead.

Credential out of the binary, counting restored

• securityThe release share credential is no longer compiled into the bot binary. It is read from the environment at run time.
• fixedRestored the stream counting path that a September 9 fast path had cut, so completed plays count again.
• fixedProvisioning no longer shares a lockout budget with the API, so a server can still be provisioned after failed API calls.

Usage analytics report again

• fixedStreams are reported with the server token that survives a restart. Usage analytics had been reading zero because the reporting credential lived only in memory.
• changedThe per-account stream limit is applied per session, matching how account reuse actually works.
• changedBot flow logs carry thread IDs, so concurrent threads can be told apart.

Clearer task endings

• fixedAn account that streamed is counted as used, and a finished task states why it ended.

Logging that obeys the setting

• changedThe configured log level is honoured, and every line is streamed to the dashboard instead of a filtered subset.

Mobile flow everywhere, and honest play sources

• changedEvery stream takes the mobile flow, whatever the client mix asks for. The web flow is no longer reachable.
• fixedAlbums and playlists play as their own context, so a play is attributed to the source it actually came from.
• addedPlays that Spotify substituted for something else are counted as their own playback failure rather than passing as streams.
• addedThreads report a real phase, and a task resumes where it was after the bot restarts.

Account top-up

• fixedA task whose account pool runs empty now creates fresh accounts and carries on, and says so in the log, instead of stalling.

Redesign, history and account creation

• changedThe whole dashboard was redesigned: a denser console layout with a right-hand rail, metric strips with deltas and sparklines, hairline ledgers instead of boxed cards, and full phone parity on every page.
• addedHistory: the dashboard reads every server every ten minutes and keeps 120 days. Analytics has a Health tab (login success, account pool, threads, uptime) and each server's Monitoring tab opens with its last 48 hours.
• addedAccount creation: a Create accounts mode and a Creating accounts group in configurations (count, source, country, email domain, top-up while streaming), plus Library → Accounts → Create accounts for a one-off batch. Needs bot 4.2.
• addedBot 4.2 reports what happens to it (task finished or stalled, accounts low, proxies or solver failing) and the inbox shows it.
• changedChange-country tasks are refused by bot 4.2 instead of silently streaming; the mode stays selectable for older builds.
• changedMarketing, trial, sign-in and docs pages rewritten in the same language: a static product shot, a network ledger, a pricing table, blunt copy.
• fixedFaster first paint: pages render from a server snapshot instead of a blank skeleton, charts load on demand, and every page passes Lighthouse accessibility.

Notifications and trials

• addedNotifications for tasks, servers, accounts, proxies and your account, each one switchable per channel
• addedWeb push on iPhone, Android and desktop, plus optional Telegram and Discord
• addedBots now report what happens to them, so a failed task or an empty account pool reaches you in seconds
• addedA public trial request page: ask for access without creating an account first

SS Ultimate v4

• changedThe bot rewritten from Go to Rust: one static binary, a fraction of the memory, and a versioned HTTP API
• addedA native mobile streaming flow built from captured iPhone traffic, replacing the old web player path
• addedEach account keeps a stable identity across sessions, so it looks like one listener on one phone rather than a different device every time.
• addedAn account lifecycle: generation, validation, reuse limits and health, tracked in Postgres rather than flat files
• addedA rebuilt dashboard: aggregate view across servers, a guided task wizard, and a unified Library
• changedConfigurations moved to a typed v2 schema the bot and dashboard share

• fixedFixed cookies being marked as invalid if validity check fails.

• fixedFixed cookies being marked as invalid too early.

• changedCan now login with expired license to renew it.
• fixedFixed cookie imported accounts not being marked as invalid when they are.
• changedDrastically improved streaming speed when using cookies.

• changedUpdated Spotify login API to fix login issues.

• addedAdded merge all accounts button to the accounts page.
• addedAdded the option to stream from all link files.

• addedAdded buttons for deleting all accounts and all invalid accounts in the accounts page.

• addedAdded the ability to import cookies as accounts and a cookie import page.
• addedAdded unchecked & valid accounts option to account selector.
• fixedFixed constant re-authenticating when account is already invalid. (lowered captcha usage)
• fixedFixed proper saving of account statuses. (sometimes bugged)
• fixedFixed some automatic setup issues.

• fixedFixed access token errors.

• changedUpdated auto dependency installation for the new login method.
• addedAdded automatic storage cleanup for the new login method.

• fixedFixed small bugs with the new global account cache.
• changedUpdated Spotify API for logins.

• changedChanged task wide account cache to a global account cache and instead only tracking used accounts per task to avoid issues with accounts being updated by different tasks simultaneously or causing data inconsistencies from concurrent database updates.
• fixedFixed errors with invalid total tracks, updated access token fetching.
• fixedFixed errors when checking if token is expired.

• fixedFixed invalid user provided error on device creation.

• addedAdded v2 captcha solving using Capsolver for the extra login challenge when using Capsolver or the built-in solver.
• addedAdded mandatory Capsolver API key check.
• changedCompletely solved captcha loop issues and high captcha usage.
• changedImproved login success rate.

• addedAdded login server error waittime to configurations to prevent constant captcha/login loop when proxy is causing login error: server_error. When using unstable proxies, this should help avoid high captcha/bandwidth usage when the proxy is temporarily unstable.
• addedAdded version info to configurations to indicate on which version of the API the configuration was created. If the version of the configuration is different from the API version, it will show a warning when running it.
• fixedFixed logs page for old versions before v1.0.52.
• fixedFixed utilities page not properly showing available servers.

• addedAdded filtering on task ids on the logs page.
• changedUpdated logs page to use websockets for realtime updates, and new logs no longer replace old logs, but are added to the end of the list.
• changedDrastically improved captcha quality for the built-in captcha solver, this reduces failed logins by around 5-10x.
• changedImproved auto update check.

• addedAdded auto update check for the dashboard.
• fixedFixed task is invalid or configuration is nil errors.

• addedAdded country changer guide to documentation.
• addedAdded valid logins and used accounts statistics to tasks.
• fixedFixed monitoring page, it now properly shows the entire history in the charts.
• changedMuch improved error handling, if streaming fails before finishing PPA or PPL, it will automatically retry multiple times before completely restarting the thread.
• changedPerformance and stability much improved.

• addedAdded logins per minute statistic to tasks.
• changedDrastically improved login captcha errors, much faster logins and less failed logins.

• addedAdded country changer mode in configs to change the country of accounts. (requires you use proxy list for the country you want to change to)
• addedAdded countries changed statistic to tasks.
• changedDashboard major visual update, more response, tasks, configurations and links now share the same dialogs.
• changedDialogs no longer close if pressed outside of them, they will automatically include scrollbars when needed, and fit perfectly on mobile and desktop.
• changedDashboard now uses unified formats for tasks, configurations, and links, making it much easier to add features and options quickly.

• addedAdded the option to generate a PDF of the task details. (experimental)
• fixedFixed task waiting issues and some limit issues.
• fixedFixed task getting stuck when within the range of two limits, for example 10-20k streams per day.

• changedUpdated task details to automatically include new config and limit options, dynamically.
• fixedFixed the new config options not being saved properly.
• fixedFixed a small bug during cookie login that would cause major websocket errors.
• fixedFixed other small bugs in the dashboard.
• changedImproved websocket error logging.
• changedFailed logins now only reflect login requests which have failed, logins for accounts which are invalid are seen as successful logins.

• addedAdded the option to choose captcha solving service.
• addedAdded the option to choose specific captcha solver proxy list.
• addedAdded the option to enable fallback to Capsolver incase built-in captcha solver fails on bad IP score.
• addedAdded logging to detect when logins fails due to bad IP score captcha.

• addedAdded automatic SSL certificate renewal for API servers.
• addedAdded charting guide to the documentation.
• fixedFixed account file upload not working due to new token changes.

• addedAdded the option to choose whether to use login, streaming, or no proxies for captcha solving.
• fixedFixed issues with tasks not sticking to their limits, and not properly waiting for limits to reset.
• changedMassive performance improvements, up to 10x less CPU usage depending on the configuration used.
• changedAccount sessions now remain open until expired (1 hour), this way no cookies or new logins will be necessary until an hour after the last login.
• changedThe cookie/session related changes also drastically lower the need for captcha solving, and this saves on proxy usage. This also increases overall streaming speed as recently used accounts are instantly logged in, and reduces CPU usage.
• fixedFixed task creation form not working on small phones (some fields unreachable).
• changedTask statistics are calculated much faster now (5x faster).

• addedAdded real Google Recaptcha solving by the tool to avoid using a third party service, this means captcha solving is done by the tool and thus free.
• changedCapsolver API key is now only used as fallback if the Google Recaptcha solving fails.

• addedAdded list of direct IPs to the profile page for easier proxy authorization.
• changedUpdated proxy support to allow all formats of proxies dynamically. (e.g. ip:port, ip:port:username:password, username:password@ip:port, etc.)
• changedUpdated dashboard navbar to be more user friendly.
• addedAdded the option to download accounts with different filters in the accounts page.

• addedAdded Capsolver API key to the configuration page.
• changedUpdated login API, captcha solving is now implemented.
• changedMake sure to update all your existing configurations to use a Capsolver API key.

• changedLogin now only uses v4 API, accounts are no longer marked as invalid when not actually invalid.
• changedLogin now requires very good proxies, or it will constantly fail on captcha.

• fixedFixed sign-in failures that could stall a run.

• changedDrastically reduced CPU usage and improved speed.
• fixedFixed streams per link limit.

• addedAdded mode functionality to configs, for example you can now select mode logins, and the task will only do logins and not streaming.
• fixedFixed a bug where the mode was not being saved properly.

• fixedFixed some performance issues.

• fixedFixed plays per link limit not being used.

• addedAdded feature to do a real mobile search before starting streaming. This loops through the search results letter for letter until it finds the relevant item.
• addedAdded the option to add new links and remove links directly when editing/creating link files.
• changedSome major overall performance improvements.
• fixedFixed a bug on the task page where tasks would not be accessible directly after creating them.

• fixedFixed a bug on the task page where links were not being saved after selecting a different one.
• fixedFixed a bug related to reuse accounts being enabled.

• fixedFixed bugs and small performance issues

• addedAdded login API v4.
• fixedFixed reuse account issue when using it disabled.
• changedUpdated account fetching and updating to use cache more efficiently, increasing performance and speed.

• fixedFixed account list page not working after v1.0.28.
• fixedFixed account list page showing incorrect files.

• addedAdded valid, invalid, unused, and used account counts to the account files page.
• addedAdded options to use only unchecked, valid, or accounts with max age of x hours in tasks/configurations.

• fixedFixed failed to load links error.
• changedMonitoring page now properly shows the entire history in the charts.

• addedAdded monitoring page which keeps track of CPU, RAM, network and account usage.
• changedUpdated proxies, accounts and link page to be more user friendly.
• changedChanged task limits to use toggle buttons instead of -1 for unlimited.
• changedChanged link limits to use toggle buttons instead of -1 for unlimited.

• changedConverted from MongoDB to PostgreSQL.
• addedAdded automatic database migration from MongoDB to PostgreSQL.
• changedDrastically improved stability and reliability by stopping the use of MongoDB.
• addedAdded update page and functionality to check for updates and update the API.
• changedFully rewritten documentation, and added extra content about stream removal etc.
• addedAdded account cache to the API, so fetching accounts is much faster.
• changedDrastic performance improvements.
• addedAdded system status page which shows current API versions, dashboard version, and the changelog.
• changedRestarting a server from the utilities page will now work even if the tool is no longer running on the server or has crashed.

• addedAdded auto repairing for the database incase it gets corrupted or crashes.
• changedOptimized thread performance.
• changedMany bug fixes and performance improvements.

• addedAdded individual account list view to the dashboard.
• addedAdded account list filter to filter accounts by source.
• addedAdded a lifetime streams per account limit.

• changedUpdated main page which now also includes the total streams generated.
• addedAdded date filter to the dashboard.
• changedStream limit notifications are now shown only once per day.
• changedMajor dashboard update with a lot of new features and improvements.
• changedDrastic speed and stability improvements for the dashboard.
• changedImproved dashboard user-friendliness and UI.

• addedAdded a feature that can disable the reusing of accounts for charting.
• changedFailed login issue completely fixed. (If it does happen, you are hitting the rate limit of 10 logins per IP per minute)

• addedAdded likes, saves, follows and playlist adds for track, album and artist links.
• addedAdded saves and follows for playlist links.
• addedAdded custom positions for album and playlist links.
• addedAdded different stream sources for track links.
• addedAdded referrer types for all links.
• addedAdded utilities page to the dashboard.
• addedAdded the option to set specific like, save, follow and playlist add chances per link.
• addedAdded the option to set specific referrer type chances per link.
• addedAdded the option to restart servers or reset database from the utilities page.
• changedImproved dashboard stability and reliability.
• changedTasks statistics automatically reconnect when the connection is lost.
• changedUpdated dashboard main page, and theme for better readability.

• changedLogin and streaming proxies have been fixed and are working as intended.
• fixedFixed occassional crashes/overloading when saving tasks while running.
• fixedFixed random failed logins.
• changedAccount files are automatically cleaned when uploading them, so no errors will occur when inserting the accounts.

• changedCookies are now saved and used on top of the existing session credentials. Now no new login is required until the cookies expire.
• addedAdded the option to simulate iOS, web player, and desktop devices. These are used for login and streaming.
• addedAdded the option to set a percentage of streams for each device in configurations.
• addedAdded the option to set a percentage of spoofed free and premium streams in configurations.
• addedAdded start and end date option to tasks.
• addedAdded dashboard page for viewing overall statistics.
• addedAdded welcome page to the dashboard.
• changedBy using track links their streams will always be saved under the correct track name and info and not as unknown track (in stats).
• changedUpdated login API to use updated login method.

• changedUpdated login API to use new login method.

• changedAPI now remembers previously used accounts, and only starts reusing them until all of them are used at least once.
• changedUpdated login API to use new login method, no longer causes a ton of failed logins and skips.
• fixedFixed account cookies sometimes sticking causing non functional SPA limits.
• fixedFixed using login proxies for streaming.
• fixedFixed SPL limit not working.

• changedTrack links automatically fetch their album and stream from the album, so the streams source will always be catalog and not other.
• changedLogin and streaming proxies can now be set separately.
• changedStreams per link limit (in tasks) is now working.
• changedCurrent task progress and statistics have been much improved. (Click a task to expand and see more info)
• changedServer logs are now viewable in the dashboard.
• changedTrack daily and total streams statistics are now viewable in the dashboard.
• changedArtist daily and total streams statistics are now viewable in the dashboard.
• changedEditing configs and links from the dashboard is now possible.
• changedRemoving configs, links, accounts and proxies from the dashboard is now possible.
• changedViewing any file is now possible from the dashboard.
• addedAdded a changelog page to check the changelog of the dashboard and api.