Account safety

What SpacerrX is allowed to do to your X account

Growth tools have a bad history: password sharing, bulk follow and unfollow runs, reply bots, accounts limited without warning. This page is the whole access boundary in one place, including the part that runs on our servers, so you can decide with the facts rather than the marketing.

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The short answer

SpacerrX never asks for your X password, never fires a bulk action, and runs no engagement automation at any tier. Reading your follower lists, unfollowing and replying all happen in the X session already open in your browser, one tap at a time, with a warning when your pace looks automated.

The one exception, stated up front: publishing. A scheduled post has to fire while your browser is closed, so it runs on our servers through X's official API, on an OAuth connection you authorise once and can revoke at any time. That grant posts and reshares. It does not follow, unfollow, like, DM or read your timeline.

Every action, and the access it uses

ActionWho performs itAccess used
Read who you follow and who follows youYour browser, on your deviceThe X session you are already signed into. No password, no authorization step, and the lists are never sent to our servers.
Unfollow an accountYou, one tap at a timeSame session. Never a bulk sweep, and the tool warns you when your pace starts to look automated.
Send a replyYou, one tap at a timeSame session. SpacerrX drafts the reply; sending it is always a button you press.
Like, repost, DMYou, in x.comSpacerrX never performs these. It counts them for quests and XP after you do them yourself.
Publish a scheduled postOur server, at the minute you pickedAn official X OAuth connection you authorise once and can revoke at any time. This is the one thing that happens while your browser is closed.
Publish a Ghostwriter postOur server, on the cadence you setThe same OAuth connection, and only if you opted in. Each post is queued on your calendar ahead of time so you can edit or delete it first.
Analyze a creator, research a nicheOur serverPublic X content only, through our own API access. Your session and your account are not involved.

SpacerrX never asks for your X password

There is no field for it anywhere in the product, and there never will be. Everything SpacerrX reads about your own account, your following list, your followers, the post you are replying to, it reads through the X session already open in your browser, exactly as the page you are looking at does. Signing in to SpacerrX itself is a passwordless email code or Google. Password sharing is what got a previous generation of growth tools banned, and the architecture here rules it out rather than promising against it.

Publishing goes through X's official API, and nothing else does

A scheduled post has to fire while your browser is closed, which is impossible from an extension, so publishing is the one action that runs on our servers. It uses an official X OAuth 2.0 connection you authorise once, stored encrypted, scoped to posting, and revocable from your X settings or ours at any moment. That grant covers publishing a post and, for a scheduled reshare, reposting your own post. It is not used to follow, unfollow, like, DM or read your timeline, and revoking it stops scheduled publishing without affecting anything else in the product.

No automated engagement, at any tier

SpacerrX does not run follow bots, unfollow bots, auto-likes, auto-DMs, engagement pods or reply automation, and there is no paid tier that unlocks them. Every follow, unfollow and reply is a single tap you make while looking at the account or the post. The AI writes the draft; a person decides whether it goes out. This is a deliberate product boundary and the reason the tool can sit inside x.com at all.

The pace limits, stated plainly

Volume is what gets accounts limited, so the guidance is built into the product rather than left to you. Replies: start around 50 a day, add roughly 50 a week, and treat 200 a day across two or three short sessions as the ceiling. Unfollows: one tap each, with a live warning the moment your pace looks automated, and never a bulk queue. The free tier's 20 unfollows a month is a pace floor as much as a paywall. Following X's own rules remains your responsibility, but the tool is built so that using it normally keeps you inside them.

Nothing is generated, and nothing is published, without you

No post or reply is ever written on a background schedule. Every generation is a button press, so credits are never spent while you are not looking. Scheduled posts sit on your calendar until they fire and can be edited, moved or deleted right up to the minute. Ghostwriter is off by default, and when it is on it drafts ahead of time into that same calendar rather than posting straight out, so there is always a window to review or remove a post before it goes anywhere.

Turning it off is one switch, and it is yours

Ghostwriter can be switched off at any time and the queue stops. Disconnecting the X connection stops all server-side publishing immediately, including anything already scheduled. Uninstalling the extension ends every client-side capability at once, since there is no server-side access to your account left over. Nothing here requires an email to support to unwind.

What actually leaves your device

Your follower and following lists do not: that comparison runs locally, in your own session. What does reach our servers is what has to, the text you ask the AI to work with, the posts you schedule, and the public content behind creator analysis and niche research. Voice onboarding reads a sample of your posts, distills structured style notes, and discards the raw sample; there is no archive of your timeline on our servers. The full detail is in the privacy policy.

Read the mechanics yourself

Each of these documents one half of the boundary above in full detail.

Non-follower tracking and safe unfollowingHow the list is built in your own session, the follows-back and verified filters, one-tap unfollowing and the live pace warning.Scheduling and the official X connectionWhy publishing is server-side, what the OAuth connection covers, and how a post stays editable until the minute it fires.Ghostwriter and its review bufferThe opt-in autopilot: what it drafts, how far ahead it queues, and how to edit, skip or switch it off.Voice onboarding and what is keptHow a sample of your posts becomes structured style notes, and why the raw sample is discarded rather than archived.

Common questions

Is SpacerrX safe to use on my X account?
It is built to be. It never asks for your X password, it fires no bulk actions, it runs no engagement automation, and it warns you when your unfollow pace starts to look automated. The only thing it does on your account unattended is publish a post you scheduled or approved, through X's official API on a connection you can revoke. No tool can guarantee an account outcome, but nothing here relies on the patterns that get accounts limited.
Will using it get me shadowbanned or suspended?
Bulk following, bulk unfollowing and automated replying are the behaviours that trigger enforcement, and SpacerrX does none of them. Pace is the remaining risk and it is yours to control, so the product states the safe numbers and warns you in the moment: up to about 200 replies a day across two or three sessions, and one-tap unfollows rather than a sweep. There is also a daily visibility check built in, so if something does change you find out quickly.
Do you need my X password or a login?
No. Reads and engagement use the X session already open in your browser, so there is no password and no authorization step for any of it. Publishing scheduled posts uses an official X OAuth connection instead, which is an authorization you grant deliberately and can revoke, and which never sees your password either.
Can I review AI-generated posts before they publish?
Yes, and that is the default. Posts and replies are drafted for you to accept, edit or discard, and nothing is generated on a schedule. Scheduled posts stay on your calendar until the minute they fire, editable and deletable throughout. Ghostwriter, the opt-in autopilot, queues its posts ahead of time on the same calendar for exactly this reason.
Can I turn automatic posting off completely?
Yes. Switch Ghostwriter off and it stops drafting. Disconnect the X connection and all server-side publishing stops immediately, scheduled posts included. With no connection authorised, SpacerrX cannot post on your account at all, and everything else keeps working as a manual tool.
Is this an organic growth tool or an automation tool?
Organic, in the strict sense: the growth comes from you posting and replying, and SpacerrX only makes those faster to do well. There is no follow-back bot, no auto-DM, no auto-like and no reply automation at any price. If a tool is doing the engaging for you, the audience it builds is not really yours, which is the reasoning behind the boundary rather than a limitation of the build.
Does it work with the X API, and does that matter?
Publishing does, through X's official API on an OAuth connection. That matters because it is the sanctioned path for posting on someone's behalf, as opposed to driving a browser session server-side, which is not. The client-side half of the product does not need the API at all: it reads the pages X already serves you in your own browser.

Try the part that needs no permission at all

The non-follower tracker runs entirely in your own browser session, with no X connection authorised and no card. It is the cheapest way to see exactly how little access this needs.

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