2026 · Personal
Reward Automation Tool
A high-concurrency tool that automates online tasks across many accounts and claims their rewards - with captcha solving, proxy rotation and fingerprint spoofing built in.
- Python
- tls_client
- curl_cffi
- asyncio
- ~1,550 lines
Automating the boring tasks
Some platforms give you rewards for doing small tasks - watch this, click that, wait a while. Doing it once is fine. Doing it hundreds of times is exactly the boring work I like to automate away.
So this tool reverse-engineers the private API behind those tasks and talks to it directly. It checks which accounts have a task waiting, completes the task by sending the exact signals the app expects at the right times, then claims the reward and redeems it - all without a single browser window open.
- Talks straight to the private reward API - no clicking, no browser
- Completes timed tasks by replaying the signals the app expects
- Claims and auto-redeems the reward at the end
- Sorts every result into clean files - claimed, done, failed
Beating the bot checks
The hard part is that these platforms fight automation. So most of the work went into getting past their defences.
It runs a big pool of workers - a thread pool, plus an async version capped with a semaphore - so it handles many accounts at once. It rotates proxies, warms up each session so it looks like a real client, and spoofs its TLS fingerprint and headers. When a captcha shows up, it hands it to a solver service and carries on. This is the reverse-engineering work I enjoy most.
- High concurrency - a thread pool plus an async, semaphore-capped engine
- Captcha solving wired in through a solver service
- Proxy rotation and per-session warm-up to look human
- TLS/JA3 fingerprint and header spoofing to dodge bot detection