For merchants selling on social

Someone in your comments wanted to buy
Don't let them scroll away

AILabor is an AI operations employee that runs on your own computer. It watches the posts you point it at and picks out the people asking about price, links and sizing, lining them up as leads. Whether to reply, and what to say, stays your call.

Supported today Xiaohongshu Rrednote Douyin +Weibo · Channels coming

macOS / Windows desktop app · you sign in with your own account · nothing is sent automatically

From hiring one employee to having your buyers found for you

This is the real order of things inside the app — you do the first step and the last one. The three in between are its own work.

  • 1 You hire
  • 2 Rules set up
  • 3 It searches
  • 4 Buyers picked out
  • 5 You approve, then it sends

The interface is recreated for this demo, not a screen recording — recording would mean signing into a real social account, and that is exactly what this product promises not to touch.

Leads onlynot a reply to every comment
Drafts on demandno click, no tokens
Human in the loopyou approve every send
Restraint firstcaps · hours · pacing

How it works

  1. 1 · Hire an AI employee

    Tell it what you sell and what your business is about. It configures who counts as a buyer from that — price questions, link requests, sizing questions — and you can change those signals any time.

  2. 2 · It watches the comments

    It opens your target posts in the worker browser built into the app, reads comments at the pace you set, and picks out the ones showing buying intent.

  3. 3 · You get leads, not a pile of drafts

    The Leads page lists the buyer's own comment. Click Generate reply on the ones you want, and only then does the AI draft — no click, no cost.

  4. 4 · Nothing goes out until you say so

    You can edit any draft, or write one yourself. Only after you approve does it enter the send queue, where the worker browser executes it and reads the page back to verify.

What it deliberately does not do

The fastest way to get an account limited is to behave like a bot. Every row below is a product constraint enforced on the server — not a setting you have to remember to turn on.

Reply to everything, for visibility

Only buying intent becomes a lead — everything else gets no reply at all

The AI sends, and you find out afterwards

Every reply waits for your approval. On a new account the first 5 always come to you, no matter what you set

A fixed interval, running flat out

A random daily cap, working hours only, jittered gaps — the server spreads what is left of today across the hours that remain

Hand your password to a service

You sign in yourself, in a worker browser on your own computer. The session never leaves that machine

What we do about bans

In social automation, getting banned is the biggest risk. So these are hard product constraints, not options:

A daily cap, and a random one

Each account has a ceiling on how many actions it takes per day, with random jitter — no machine-flat volume.

Only during active hours

It does not work through the night. The active window itself is jittered and differs day to day.

One machine, one pair of hands

Only one account is operated at a time, one item at a time — never in parallel, never in bulk.

Never racing

It reads before it acts: pauses scale with how much there is to read, scrolling is smooth, and nothing is answered the instant it appears.

No automatic sending by default

Replies need your approval one by one. Better slow than letting a machine speak for you.

Emergency stop, any time

One switch halts all sending immediately, with no restart needed.

Pricing

You are not charged per social account — run as many accounts and hire as many AI employees as you like at no extra cost. What the plan decides is how many delivered leads you get each billing period — leads are ranked by buying intent, so the quota is spent on the people worth the most rather than on whoever commented first. There is a separate AI usage allowance, spent by four things: drafting replies, generating post drafts, chatting with your employee, and having the AI generate a set of lead rules once. Reading comments, scoring intent against those rules, liking, following and sending use none. It is set several times wider than the lead quota, so leads are always what runs out first. Live usage against both is itemized on the subscription page inside the app.

7-day trial

$0

  • 7-day period
  • 30 delivered leads
  • Up to 1 authorized device
  • Every feature available
Download the trial

Lite

$29/mo

  • 150 delivered leads per billing period
  • Ranked by buying intent — the best ones first
  • Human-approved sending
  • Ban-safe pacing and caps
  • For a single shop that wants the few leads worth the most
Get started

Pro

$99/mo

  • 900 delivered leads per billing period
  • Ranked by buying intent — the best ones first
  • Human-approved sending
  • Ban-safe pacing and caps
  • For teams that need more leads each period
Get started

When the trial ends the device connection stops working; continuing requires a subscription. To subscribe, request activation from the subscription page inside the app — we confirm the price with you before anything is charged.

Download

Desktop apps for macOS and Windows. After downloading, sign in with your own account in the built-in worker browser and you are ready to go.

One extra step the first time

macOS: a double-click may say the app is damaged. The file is fine — our Apple developer signature is still being set up. Click Done in that dialog — do not click Move to Trash — then:

  1. Open System Settings → Privacy & Security
  2. Scroll to Security. You will see a line saying AILabor was blocked. Click Open Anyway
  3. Confirm once more with your login password or Touch ID

If that line does not appear, run this in Terminal, then open the app normally:

xattr -cr /Applications/AILabor.app

Windows: SmartScreen may say it protected your PC. Click More info → Run anyway. Same reason.

Only needed the first time. (On macOS 14 and earlier you can also right-click the icon → Open; Apple removed that shortcut in macOS 15, so use the steps above.) This step goes away once the signature is in place.

By downloading you confirm that you will follow each platform's community rules and your local laws.

FAQ

Will my account get banned?

We treat restraint as the first constraint: every account has a randomized daily cap, acts only during active hours, and sends with jittered gaps, handling one item at a time — never in bulk, never in parallel, never racing. Nothing is sent automatically by default, and every reply needs your approval. No tool can promise a 100% ban-free record; each platform's terms of service govern what is allowed, so please stay within them.

Do I have to give you my account password?

No. You sign in yourself inside the worker browser built into the app, and the session stays on your own computer.

Will it reply to things on its own?

No. By default it only lists comments with buying intent as leads. Whether a reply gets written is your click, and once written it still needs your approval before it is queued to send.

Can I edit what the AI writes?

Yes. Any draft can be edited directly, and you can write one entirely yourself. Writing it yourself uses no AI quota.

How does pricing work?

You pay by subscription plan, not by number of social accounts. A plan decides exactly one thing: how many delivered leads each billing period includes — 30 on trial, 150 on Lite, 400 on Standard, 900 on Pro. Leads are ranked by buying intent, so the quota is spent on the people worth the most. The free trial runs 7 days with up to 1 authorized device, after which the device connection stops working. To subscribe, request activation from the subscription page inside the app; we confirm the price with you before anything is charged.

Which platforms are supported?

Xiaohongshu, rednote and Douyin are supported today — all three have a working action recipe, so they can really read comments, pick leads and send replies. Weibo and WeChat Channels are being added.

Can several employees share one account?

One platform account belongs to exactly one AI employee. The same account being operated by two people at once is itself an obvious machine signal. One employee can take care of one platform account.