UniMessenger
Desktop automation for MAX, WhatsApp and Instagram accounts through Android emulators and phones.
UniMessenger is a suite of Windows programs that drive MAX, WhatsApp and Instagram through Android emulators and attached Android phones: an account manager, registration and warm-up, bulk messaging and number checking, a task scheduler and per-action statistics. Several emulators run at once, each with its own proxy and device data. The first program has been in use since 2018 and the interface is translated into 15 languages.
About UniMessenger
UniMessenger is a suite of Windows programs for working with MAX, WhatsApp, Instagram and other messengers through Android emulators and attached phones. It is built for running many accounts at once: multithreading, a task scheduler, action limits, statistics, and account export between machines.
What it does
Account manager
Filters and bulk selection that scale to large numbers of accounts, with export and import between PCs that keeps all account data.
One emulator, one identity
A proxy per emulator, device data bound to the account, and Proxifier templates loaded automatically with a rule tied to the process.
UniMessenger (WhatsApp)
Auto-registration for WhatsApp and WhatsApp Business, warm-up by messages, calls and online presence, number checking, and conversations saved to CSV.
UniInstagram
Login with confirmation codes read from mail or 2FA, follows and unfollows, likes and comments, direct messages, feed, Stories and Reels posting, and profile editing.
UniMessenger-MAX
Account management, private messages by phone number or ID, chat messages, contact parsing, inviting, checking and a scheduler.
Scheduler and statistics
Tasks run on a schedule with limits per action, and every action is counted, so you can see what each account did.
Who it is for
Teams that run many messenger accounts from one Windows machine. The interface comes in Russian, English, Chinese, Spanish and others, with a knowledge base and video tutorials alongside.
Good to know
- Each emulator takes its own proxy, which is exactly what a SocksNode sticky session is for.
- Proxifier templates load automatically with a rule bound to the process, so an emulator's traffic cannot quietly fall back to your own connection.
Summarised from UniMessenger's own website, checked on 14 October 2026. Plans and prices change; see their site for the current ones.
Use SocksNode in UniMessenger
Four steps. One sticky session per emulator, so every emulator keeps an address of its own for as long as it runs.
- 1
In UniMessenger, open the emulator or the attached phone you are setting up and go to its proxy settings.
- 2
Choose HTTP or SOCKS5. Host: global.socksnode.com. Port 10000 (HTTP) or 12000 (SOCKS5) holds one IP for the session.
- 3
Paste your proxy username and password from the SocksNode dashboard, with the country and a session ID of your own, for example USERNAME-country-us-session-4e81a2f7-lifetime-60.
- 4
Run the proxy check in UniMessenger, then start the emulator. Give the next emulator its own session ID.
UniMessenger proxy settings
- Host
- global.socksnode.com
- Port
- 10000 (HTTP) · 12000 (SOCKS5)
- Username
- USERNAME-country-us-session-4e81a2f7-lifetime-60
- Password
- ••••••••
One session per emulator. Two emulators sharing a session share an address, which is the pattern platforms look for.
Why UniMessenger and SocksNode work well together
One address per emulator
A sticky session gives each emulator a residential IP of its own and holds it for as long as the emulator runs, instead of every emulator leaving from the same office connection.
The country that fits the account
The username carries a country, a state, a city or an ASN, so an account's traffic leaves from the place that account is supposed to be in.
Bandwidth that does not expire
Residential gigabytes stay on the account until you use them, which suits work that runs in bursts rather than evenly through the month.
Example: four emulators, four addresses
One session label per emulator, so each one keeps its own IP from the first run to the next.
- 1
In the SocksNode dashboard, generate a sticky proxy: host global.socksnode.com, port 10000 (HTTP), username USERNAME-country-us-session-4e81a2f7-lifetime-60.
- 2
In UniMessenger, open the first emulator's proxy settings and paste that host, port, username and password.
- 3
Repeat for the other emulators, changing only the session label - 4e81a2f7, 9c20b613, and so on - so that no two emulators share an address.
- 4
Run the proxy check before you start, and reuse the same session label for that account the next time you open it.
Questions about UniMessenger and SocksNode
Which SocksNode proxies work with Android emulators?
Residential or mobile on a sticky port. An emulator takes an ordinary HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy, so there is nothing to install beyond the host, port, username and password.
Can an account keep the same IP between sessions?
Yes. Keep the same session label in the username and the gateway returns the same exit for as long as that session lives; generate a new label only when you want a new address.
Is there a limit on how many emulators I can run?
Not on our side. SocksNode does not cap the number of concurrent connections or sessions on an account, so the number of emulators is a question for your machine, not for the proxy.
Is there a discount for SocksNode users?
Yes. The code SocksNodeUni adds two weeks to a UniMessenger licence term. Enter it when you buy or renew on their site.
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