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# 5-Minute Quick Start
**NoobClaw is simple to use — just complete a three-step setup to get started. New users get 1,000,000 free tokens and can use it without topping up.**
**Simple walkthrough video**
**Steps**
**1. Open the international site** [**https://noobclaw.com/**](https://noobclaw.com/) **or the Chinese site** [**https://noobclaw.com/cn**](https://noobclaw.com/cn)**, and download the desktop app. It supports Windows, Apple M-series, and Intel systems — download and install the build for your machine.**
During installation, some antivirus software or 360 Security may falsely flag a security issue — simply add NoobClaw to the trusted zone. See the Safety Statement.
**2. After installing, click "My Matrix Accounts", configure a matrix account for each platform, and download the fingerprint browser. By default you get 2 accounts/platform; you can upgrade your membership to expand account slots.**
Configure a matrix account, and choose the niche, persona, and keywords for that account — all subsequent tasks will revolve around this account type. Here we use a food account as an example.
The first account uses your local IP by default. Click "Connect account", choose "Scan to connect", and the fingerprint browser will pop up the corresponding platform window — just scan/log in. Once the account shows "Connected" and correctly reads your profile avatar, the connection succeeded (the software does not save your account password; it only uses your logged-in session).
If you want to run multiple matrix accounts on one platform, we recommend configuring a proxy IP for each account to avoid platform risk-control — just click "Configure IP". This lets you run large numbers of matrix accounts in bulk without being flagged.
**3. Once accounts are connected, click "New Matrix Follower-Growth Task". Here you can create like/follow/comment tasks, video tasks, and image-text tasks for your matrix. Here we use a Douyin interaction task as an example.**
First, select an account. If you have configured multiple matrix accounts under Douyin, you can select several.
**Then choose the number of likes/follows per interaction session.**
**Next you can configure the number of comments. Comments support lead-generation phrases — you can set things like "Follow me" or "Join the group", and AI will blend the lead phrase into comments, with a configurable probability of it appearing.**
Configure the task's automatic run time. You can set it to run once a day or at another frequency. For example, if you configure 50 likes per run, running once every 6 hours, then in one day it will like up to 300 times.
**5. Once configured, you can wait for the scheduled time and the system runs automatically, or click Run once yourself to try it. During a run the software automatically launches the fingerprint browser; if you selected multiple matrix accounts, each runs in its own browser window without interfering with the others. AI fully operates your account, simulating human behavior, and at zero risk finds suitable videos/image-text to interact with based on the account's niche, persona, and keywords. After completing a large volume of such actions in bulk, many users will visit your account homepage, achieving your follower-growth goal.**
Douyin like succeeded
**6. Other platforms work the same way. See the detailed tutorials in the docs below.**
**7. What about running costs? NoobClaw is optimized for each scenario and consumes very few tokens, so use it with confidence. New users get 1,000,000 free tokens, and we also offer a subscription service and add-on token purchases — choose flexibly based on your situation.**
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