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Setup guide

From download to first session.

Seven steps, around ten minutes. Steps 4 and 5 are where people get stuck — read those two properly and the rest is quick.

1

Install the app

FeedWarm is not on Google Play, so you install it directly. Download it on the Android phone you want to run it on, not on a desktop.

Download the APK

If Android blocks the install

  • Tap Settings on the “can’t install unknown apps” prompt, then allow your browser to install apps.
  • No prompt at all? Go to Settings → Apps → Special app access → Install unknown apps, pick your browser, and turn it on.
  • Play Protect may warn you, because the app did not come from the Play Store. Choose Install anyway.

The exact wording varies by Android version and phone brand. The idea is always the same: let your browser install an app.

2

Open FeedWarm and sign in

Already subscribed? Tap Already signed up? Sign in and use the email and password you set from your welcome email. Not subscribed yet? Walk through the intro screens and subscribe from the app.

No welcome email?

Check your spam folder first. If it is not there, email contact@tomointeractive.com from the address you paid with and we will resend it.

3

Set your niche

Pick a preset or write your own keywords. This is what every video gets scored against, so be specific: high protein meal prep works far better than food.

  • Use the words that actually appear in the captions and hashtags of videos you want more of.
  • Add negative keywords for the neighbouring content you keep being served.
  • Change them whenever you like — the next session uses the new list.
4

Enable accessibility access

FeedWarm reads what is on screen and swipes for you, which Android only permits through an accessibility service. Follow the in-app prompt, find FeedWarm in the list, and turn it on.

If the switch is greyed out, or you see “restricted setting”

Android 13 and newer block this for apps installed outside the Play Store until you allow it by hand:

  • Open your app drawer and long press the FeedWarm icon.
  • Tap App info, then the three dots in the top right corner.
  • Tap Allow restricted settings.
  • Go back and enable accessibility again. It will work this time.

This is a one-off. You will not need to do it again after an update.

5

Prime your feed first

FeedWarm steers a feed — it cannot invent one. On a brand new account, or one whose For You page shows nothing from your niche, give it something to work with before the first session.

Priming, in about five minutes

  • Search your niche in TikTok, using two or three different keywords.
  • Watch, like and save roughly 50 videos across those searches.
  • Force close TikTok, reopen it, and look at your For You page.
  • Seeing your niche there? You are primed. If not, carry on a little longer.

If your For You page already shows your niche, skip this step and start a session.

6

Stop the screen locking

A session runs on your phone, on screen. If the display sleeps, the session pauses.

  • Set Settings → Display → Screen timeout to 10 minutes, or the longest option your phone offers.
  • Samsung phones: open Settings → Battery → Background usage limits and make sure FeedWarm is not listed as a sleeping app.
  • Keep the phone on a charger for longer sessions. An hour of screen-on scrolling is a real amount of battery.
7

Run your first session

Start with 10 minutes so you can watch what it does. FeedWarm opens TikTok, and a small overlay shows the timer and a live score for each video. When the timer runs out it closes TikTok on its own.

  • Videos that match your niche get watched properly, and liked or saved.
  • Everything else is skipped within a couple of seconds.
  • Leave the phone alone while it runs. Touching the screen pauses the session.

Sensible pacing

One or two sessions a day, in the 10 to 30 minute range, is plenty. Feeds shift over days rather than minutes, and long unbroken runs are not how a person uses the app.