A flame fades if the day ends quiet. Your half won't be why.

Streak Bot sends your side of every TikTok streak at an hour you pick, in your own timezone, to exactly the chats you choose. It is the same message every day — which is the whole reason it shouldn't be you sending it.

The one thing it cannot do for you: TikTok counts a day only when both of you have sent something. Your half arrives on time, every time. Their reply is still theirs to send.

Reading a flame

TikTok lights one on day 3 of an unbroken run, then changes its colour as the count climbs. This is the scale your friends list is coloured with.

• 3
• 4–10
• 11–30
• 31–60
• 61–100
• 101+

Days in a row, per chat. The milestones people notice are 3, 30 and 100; TikTok documents none of the colours and they shift between app versions, so treat this as how the app reads a count back to you rather than a promise about tonight.

What setting it up takes

1. 01Sign in with Discord. No password to invent, no email to confirm. You are added to the Discord server too, which is where run reports go.
2. 02Hand over a TikTok session. Cookies exported from your browser, stored encrypted. It is real account access, and the page you do it on says so plainly before you paste anything.
3. 03Pick your chats and your hour. The bot reads your chat list, friends and groups alike, you switch on the ones that matter, and your half goes out every day after that. Type in each flame count once from your phone — TikTok draws the badge there and nowhere the bot can read it.