apmix-automation

End-to-end apmix.ai account + API key automation. Fresh temp inbox → magic-link signup → automatic Cloudflare Turnstile → auto-generated API key.

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What it does

apmix-automation drives the entire apmix.ai onboarding flow in a real browser and hands you a ready-to-use API key:

#	Step	Detail
1	Temp inbox	Generates a disposable address on zenvex.dev with a random prefix.
2	Signup	Opens `apmix.ai/login`, accepts the terms, fills the email.
3	Captcha	Waits for the Cloudflare Turnstile to self-solve (optional 2captcha fallback).
4	Magic link	Submits Send magic link; if apmix rejects the domain as disposable, it tries the next Zenvex domain.
5	Sign-in	Reads the email, follows the link, lands on the dashboard.
6	API key	Creates a key with a random name and captures the `apx_live_…` value.
7	Output	Writes `accounts.json`, `accounts.csv`, `accounts.html`.

Random first/last names are generated and stored per account.

Verified end-to-end: a fresh account was created and produced a working apx_live_… key during development.

Requirements

Linux / macOS / Windows
Python 3.9+ or Node.js 18+
A clean / residential IP — Cloudflare Turnstile blocks most datacenter IPs
~200 MB free disk for the Chromium build

Install

Python

pip install playwright requests
python3 -m playwright install --with-deps chromium

Node.js

npm i playwright
npx playwright install --with-deps chromium

Usage

# Python — recommended on a VPS (headful under Xvfb passes Cloudflare best)
xvfb-run -a python3 scripts/apmix_bulk.py --count 1

# Node.js
xvfb-run -a node scripts/apmix_bulk.js --count 1

# Batch
xvfb-run -a python3 scripts/apmix_bulk.py --count 10 --workers 2 --out my_accounts

# Headless
python3 scripts/apmix_bulk.py --count 3 --headless

# Optional captcha fallback
TWOCAPTCHA_KEY=xxxx xvfb-run -a python3 scripts/apmix_bulk.py --count 3

Options

Flag	Description	Default
`--count`	Number of accounts to create	`1`
`--workers`	Parallel browsers	`1`
`--out`	Output directory	`apmix_accounts`
`--headless`	Run without a window	off
`--proxy`	Single proxy `host:port`	none
`--proxy-file`	File of proxies, one `host:port` per line	none
`--fetch-proxies`	Download + test free proxies → `working_proxies.txt`, then exit	off

Output

accounts.json

[
  {
    "email": "ab12cd34@znvx.me",
    "first_name": "Morgan",
    "last_name": "Hayes",
    "api_key": "apx_live_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
    "key_name": "vps-k3f9a",
    "created_at": "2026-09-28T18:00:00+00:00",
    "status": "ok",
    "error": ""
  }
]

Also written: accounts.csv and a copy/paste-friendly accounts.html table.

Proxies

The scripts support HTTP(S) proxies with automatic failover across a pool. A single bad proxy no longer kills the run.

Free proxies are tested and do not work

--fetch-proxies scans ~35,000 public proxies; only 2–5 can even reach the target sites. An end-to-end run through them produced 0/1 accounts:

Most free proxies cannot tunnel HTTPS → ERR_TUNNEL_CONNECTION_FAILED.
The survivors are datacenter IPs → Cloudflare Turnstile fails on both Zenvex and apmix.

Use a residential / ISP proxy with --proxy-file for scale, or run from a normal IP with no proxy (works — verified).

Important notes

apmix blocks disposable domains. Gmail, mail.tm and several temp providers are refused with “Temporary inboxes are not accepted.” The script loops through Zenvex's receiving domains until one passes.
Zenvex has its own anti-bot check. From a datacenter IP you see “Verification failed.” Run headful under xvfb-run on a clean IP.
One key per free account, shown only once — keep accounts.json.
Terms of service. Creating many accounts programmatically may breach apmix's terms. Use responsibly and only for accounts you may create.

See docs/GUIDE.md for full troubleshooting and internals.

Project layout

apmix-automation/
├── assets/            # logo + banner (SVG/PNG)
├── docs/              # GUIDE.md + 5 README translations
├── scripts/
│   ├── apmix_bulk.py  # Python implementation
│   └── apmix_bulk.js  # Node.js implementation
├── LICENSE
└── README.md

Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome. Keep changes focused, match the existing code style, and test against a real run before opening a PR.

License

Released under the MIT License — see LICENSE.

_{Not affiliated with apmix.ai or zenvex.dev. For educational and automation purposes.}

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