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hinge-crm

v2.1.0

Published

Hinge co-pilot driven over adb: scrape a profile, draft a like-comment with an LLM, type it onto the hooked card, log it, keep going. Needs adb + an Android device with USB debugging and an OpenAI API key.

Readme

HingeCRM

A CRM for people you liked on Hinge. The script runs Discover — scrape, draft, send, log, next — and hinge-log.html is the pipeline. Phone locks when you quit.

Never taps the Rose. Against Hinge ToS — you know the risk.

Run

Setup first (adb, USB debugging, .env, Pillow). Then Discover open, and:

npm start              # keep going, 1–5s gap
node hinge.js 8        # stop after 8
npm run dry            # type it, don't send

Wireless: SERIAL=192.168.29.4:5555 node hinge.js

Same knobs as hinge-opener.js:

| Var | Default | Meaning | |-----|---------|---------| | NUM_LIKES | no cap | How many to send. Or pass a count: node hinge.js 8 | | MIN_GAP | 1 | Seconds to wait between profiles (low end) | | MAX_GAP | 5 | Seconds to wait between profiles (high end) | | SKIP_MIN | 6 | Like this many, then pass one (low end) | | SKIP_MAX | 0 | High end. 0 = never pass, like everyone | | NO_LOCK | off | NO_LOCK=1 leaves the screen on when the run ends | | NO_DIM | off | NO_DIM=1 leaves brightness alone. Default: dim for the run, restore however it ends | | DIM_LEVEL | 0 | Brightness held during the run | | DRY_RUN | off | DRY_RUN=1 types the line on one profile, does not send |

First names only in the log, never uploaded. Voice: opener-prompt.md · persona.md.

— @ajtazer