Social Prospector IG v0.0.71

🟢 Fixed: the app could say you were not connected when you were

  • If Instagram rate limited the profile lookup while you signed in, the app could not read your name or picture and showed you as not connected, even though your session had just been confirmed as live.
  • It now reports the connection it actually verified. Your name and picture still fill in once Instagram answers the lookup again, so a placeholder picture on a fresh sign in is normal and clears on its own.

👥 New: run client accounts side by side

  • Add the accounts you manage, then switch between them from the sidebar. Switching no longer signs the previous account out. Each account keeps its own saved session, so moving between clients is a click instead of a fresh login every time.
  • Every account you add is shown with the address it goes out from, and the app tells you plainly when an account has no egress set rather than running it anyway.

🛡️ New: each client account gets its own connection

  • Assign a separate residential address to each account so two clients never share one. The app refuses to save an address that another account already holds, and refuses to run an account whose connection is missing rather than falling back to your own.
  • If the connection cannot be verified the run stops instead of quietly going out from the wrong place.

📊 Fixed: daily limits and follow ups were counted per install, not per account

  • Your daily send cap, the follow up ledger and the scan cache were shared across every account on the machine, so one client's activity ate another client's allowance.
  • All three are now tracked per account. Scheduled runs also confirm they are running as the right client before they start, and hold instead of sending from the wrong one.

🗒️ Fixed: reports and counters that were hard to read

  • A run that reached 74 of 75 was delivered as a yellow warning, which read like a failure. Results now match what actually happened.
  • Run reports arrived with a blank username, so there was no way to tell whose run had failed.
  • The daily follow counter reset at 8pm instead of midnight, which made a day's totals look wrong.