Accounts & music

Account statuses

The Comptes (Accounts) page lists the accounts on this machine. Three statuses:

Status	Meaning
New (amber)	In warm-up for a short break-in period: listens to popular playlists to build up a history. Your “Mes sons” (My Tracks) are ignored during this period.
Active (green)	Broken in: plays “Mes sons” + warm-up.
Suspect (red)	Repeated failures or a proxy/infrastructure issue. Skipped, re-tested, automatically unflagged if it comes back.

Search (email/proxy) + quick filters at the top. For a Suspect account: test its proxy, otherwise Déflag (Unflag, a 2nd chance), otherwise delete it.

Dead accounts = deleted automatically

A banned or expired account is permanently unusable: it is deleted automatically (and reported to Discord if configured) to free up its proxy slot — a new one will be created in its place. So you never have a lingering “dead” status: only New / Active / Suspect are shown.

Accounts to create per day

At the bottom of the Comptes (Accounts) page, the “Accounts to create per day” field sets the max number of accounts the system will create for this machine each day (default 5). You drive this volume — creation is centralized and automatic (see Distribution), and it spreads that quota across the day based on your proxies’ local peak hours.

CapSolver key required

Creation requires a captcha at every signup. Your own CapSolver key (Settings → CapSolver) solves it, at your expense. With no key (or balance < $0.10), a red alert appears and no account is created for your machine. Create a CapSolver account, fund it (a few euros, ~$0.002/account) and paste your key.

”Mes sons” vs “Diversification”

The most important distinction to understand:

	Mes sons	Diversification (camouflage)
Role	Your tracks, to be boosted	Third-party content so you don’t look like a bot
Earns money?	YES	NO (not your music)
Filled how?	Manually, one /track/ URL at a time	Automatically: curated bank of albums + playlists + artists (6/3/1 ratio)

Caution

The worker doesn’t stream only your tracks (that would look suspicious): it plays a weighted mix of your tracks + diversification content. You no longer manage a list of “music URLs” — that’s now the Diversification section (see below).

Adding a track to “Mes sons”

1. Open the track in your player → Share → Copy link (or copy the URL from your browser).
2. In Botify, in the “Mes sons” section, paste the URL and confirm.
3. Accepted format: a track link (…/track/… — country variants such as /intl-fr/track/… work too). An album or playlist link is not a “Mes sons” entry.

“Mes sons” tracks are played in full (never skipped) so the stream counts and generates revenue.

The Diversification section

You no longer manage a URL list: the camouflage content is auto-curated (a bank of albums / playlists / artists, 6/3/1 ratio). You only control two sliders:

• Part de « Mes sons » (%) (“Mes sons” share (%)) — the proportion of your tracks in each session (the rest = diversification content). This % is what sets your share of revenue-generating streams. Default 15%, deliberately a minority: an account that listened to only your tracks would be an obvious bot signature (= bans).
• Variation du mix (24h) (Mix variation (24h)) — varies this mix from one day to the next to break up regularity.

+ community tracks

On top of this draw, ~10% of listens go to community tracks (those of other Botify members), credited to their owner. In return, your tracks are played by other members’ workers → a mutual, automatic boost. Details: Maximising your revenue → community sharing.

To boost your tracks: raise the Part de « Mes sons » slider (without overdoing it, to stay discreet) and/or add more tracks to “Mes sons” so that share is spread better. No need to touch the third-party content — it’s managed automatically.

A stream counts from about 30 s of listening. Below that, it earns nothing. Go further: Maximising your revenue.