Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Adana, Turkey

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I’m building a self-hosted web panel that can drive dozens—eventually hundreds—of TikTok accounts without ever touching the login endpoint. I will supply a text file formatted as

email:password:sessionid:deviceid

and, once imported, every account must stay “warm” in the database so that any action can be executed instantly through its existing cookies.

Core functions I need:

• Persistent sessions
At no point should the code attempt a fresh login; it must reuse the supplied sessionid and any cookies you harvest on first use. If a session expires, flag it—do not silently re-auth.

• Mass actions
From a single dashboard I want to:
 – change avatar and/or bio on a chosen batch of accounts
 – follow a target user from a selected batch
All actions should queue asynchronously and show per-account status in real time.

• Rotating proxy compatibility
Each HTTP request (not just each account) must accept a different proxy that I’ll feed in. Handle user-pass and IP-whitelisted proxies.

• Localhost, API-centric architecture
Open to Python (FastAPI, Flask, Sanic), Node (Express, Nest, Fastify) or Go, as long as the code is clean, modular, and installable with a single command. Front-end can be bare-bones—vanilla JS, React, or any light framework—just keep it lean.

• Single-user access
Only an Admin account should exist; no sub-users or public logins.

Deliverables
1. Full source with clear folder structure, requirements/package files, and concise README covering setup, proxy format, and usage.
2. SQL (or lightweight DB) schema or migration files.
3. Postman/Swagger collection or equivalent docs showing every API route.
4. Short video or screenshots proving bulk update and follow actions working through rotating proxies.

Acceptance criteria: import succeeds with at least 100 accounts, avatar + bio update executes under 2 minutes total, and proxy rotation is visible in request headers.

If session/cookie management at scale is new territory for you, this project isn’t the right fit. Otherwise, tell me which stack you’ll use and how quickly you can ship a first build—I’m ready to start today." (client-provided description)