GeeLark Expands In-App Automation for Mobile-First Social Media Teams
Source: PR Newswire / GeeLark
Singapore cloud-phone platform GeeLark has expanded in-app automation for teams managing TikTok, Instagram, WhatsApp and Facebook at scale, addressing a gap between browser-based tools and mobile-native social media operations. The platform combines cloud phones, RPA and centralised device management.

Singapore-based cloud-phone platform GeeLark has expanded its in-app automation capabilities for teams managing TikTok, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Facebook at scale, addressing a growing gap between browser-based multi-account tools and the mobile-native behaviour of modern social platforms.
The announcement comes as more agencies, e-commerce operators, and performance marketers report that traditional desktop workflows and emulators are struggling to keep pace with the operational demands of mobile-first social media growth. GeeLark's platform replaces the fragmented mix of physical devices, spreadsheets, scheduling tools, and manual account switching with a unified dashboard combining cloud phones, RPA automation, and centralised device management — all running inside Android cloud environments.
Key capabilities include running social media accounts in cloud-based mobile environments, managing multiple cloud phones from a single dashboard, and automating repetitive in-app workflows such as content publishing, account setup, profile management, and routine account maintenance. The strategic shift moves social media operations beyond simple scheduling into full mobile workflow execution at a scale physical devices cannot match. One customer reported improved account stability, the ability to manage more accounts simultaneously, and faster content testing across angles after switching to GeeLark's platform.
Why it matters for Singapore: GeeLark is part of a growing cohort of Singapore-based B2B SaaS startups building infrastructure for the creator economy and social media marketing sector — a space where the city-state's strong mobile penetration, multilingual talent pool, and position as a Southeast Asian regional hub give local companies a natural advantage. The expansion also reflects a broader trend in Singapore's AI and automation ecosystem: as generative AI tools reduce the cost of content production, the operational bottleneck is shifting from what to create to how to manage distribution at scale. GeeLark's cloud-phone approach tackles that second problem head-on.
GeeLark's latest update positions the company alongside a wave of Singapore automation startups serving the global social media market. The platform is available now, with the company offering onboarding support for agencies and enterprise teams looking to scale their mobile social media operations beyond what physical device farms can sustain.