What Is Ghost Mode, and What Does It Actually Change?

What you get

• Your account does not go online when a message is relayed.
• There is no signal that connects the copied messages to you.
• The relaying cannot be traced back to your account.
• Everything else works the same: filters, replacements, header and footer, several destinations.

Why the timing is the part that matters

Without it, an account that relays a busy channel is active dozens of times a day, always a second or two after the source publishes. Anyone comparing the two chats sees the correlation without needing anything clever: the pattern is the giveaway, not the content.

Ghost Mode removes that correlation. The messages arrive in your destination; your account is not doing anything visible at that moment.

What it does not claim

We are deliberately precise here, because the opposite is easy to sell and impossible to guarantee. Anyone who reads both chats can see that the same posts appear in both — that is true of any copy, including a manual one, and no product can change it. What Ghost Mode addresses is the link back to your account, not the existence of the copy.

It also does not hide anything inside the messages themselves. If the content names you, the content names you.

Setting it up

It is switched on per rule, so one rule can use it while another does not. The dashboard walks through the setup for each destination and tells you if something is still pending: you do not have to work it out from a guide, and if a step is missing it is shown on the rule itself rather than failing silently.

Which plans include it

Ghost Mode starts on the Gold plan. It is not part of the 7-day trial, which covers everything else — we would rather write that here than let you discover it on day three. The plan comparison is on the pricing page.