Changelog

What’s new in AFK Minecraft.

Every change you can see, newest release first.

  • Latest v0.20.0
  • 31 Oct 2026
  • 69 releases

  1. v0.20.0

    Latest

    Features

    • Creators now apply and claim clip rewards from a new Creator Program page in the dashboard, which also shows where each application stands.

    Fixes

    • The FAQ now lists the correct number of saved bots on each plan.
    • The guides now describe today's alerts, macros, sign-in options, and dashboard page names correctly.
    • The Tip boost page now says a gifted boost keeps your usual daily spins, 2 a day for Discord members, and that the spin button is on the Bots page.
    • The pricing page no longer says bot count is the only difference between paid plans: higher plans also raise the limits on saved accounts, macros, server profiles and proxies.
    • The pricing page's Tip boost card now says a tip unlocks unlimited AFK and the premium tools with Starter limits, 1 bot at once.
    • The Support tickets page now says a $4 tip adds 30 days of boost, and the home page plan card lists priority connection and support tickets, matching what the paid plans include.

    Polish

    • After you pay for a plan, you land on your dashboard's Plans page, which confirms the payment and shows the plan once it is active.
    • If you open a dashboard page while signed out, signing in now takes you back to that page instead of the dashboard home.
    • The FAQ answers whether Bedrock servers work and how Discord alerts reach you, and links to the matching guides.
    • The Features page now names the Discord DM alerts each plan gets.
    • Public pages such as pricing, the FAQ, guides and the changelog now open on the main website instead of inside the app.

  2. v0.19.1

    Fixes

    • Reloading a page no longer flashes white before the dark theme appears.

  3. v0.19.0

    Features

    • You can now sign in with Discord. Your Discord perks apply right away, with no separate linking step, and an existing account with the same email signs in as the same account.
    • The Plans page now compares every plan feature by feature, from Anti-AFK and auto-reconnect to radar, alerts, and macro triggers.

    Polish

    • Public pages such as Plans, Features, FAQ, and Guides now load with their content already in place, so they show up faster and read better in search results.
    • Plan and landing copy now describe push alerts and Free auto-reconnect exactly as they work.

    Fixes

    • Dates on the free access, giveaway, and Discord banners now always show in English, whatever language your browser uses.

  4. v0.18.0

    Features

    • The Proxies page now shows how many proxies you've saved out of your plan's limit. Add and import turn off when you're full, and bulk import shows how many slots are left.

    Fixes

    • Bots can now join some servers that send world size data in an unusual format. Before, they got stuck on the loading screen and never spawned.
    • Tip Boost text now matches the real Starter plan limits.
    • Saving proxies quickly can no longer go past your plan's proxy limit.

  5. v0.17.0

    Features

    • Giveaways now run in our Discord server. Press Join on a giveaway to enter, once your Discord account is linked to your AFK Minecraft account.
    • Giveaway winners get free access: all premium features and unlimited AFK, for the number of days the giveaway sets, from 1 to 7.
    • Winners have 72 hours to claim the prize, in Discord with the Claim button or on the website. If a win is not claimed in time, it is redrawn.
    • Admins can run one-off giveaways, or repeat them on a schedule such as weekly.
    • Plans now differ by more than bot count: Starter, Plus and Pro each allow more saved accounts, macros, macros on Auto, server profiles and proxies, and Pro has no limits on any of them.
    • Plan cards on the Pricing and Plans pages list every limit and feature side by side, so you can compare tiers at a glance.
    • A Tip Boost now gives Starter limits. With a Tip Boost and a plan, you get the higher limit of the two.
    • The Discord banner on the landing page now announces a running giveaway, with the prize and when it ends, and links straight to our Discord server.

    Polish

    • Every plan, Free included, can save macros with up to 100 steps.

  6. v0.16.25

    Features

    • Running macros is now Premium: free plans can still build and save macros, while Auto, Run now, and Test need Premium.
    • Six plugins are now Premium: Auto Eat, Auto Totem, Chat Alerts, Chat Responder, Event Alerts, and Player Watch. On free plans they read Locked and stay off; saved settings come back when you upgrade.
    • Plugins and Auto macros left on from an earlier paid plan stop at the next bot start. Nothing is deleted, and they run again once you upgrade.

    Polish

    • Every wait, cooldown, and timer in a macro now lasts at least 1 second so bots don't spam servers; older macros with shorter waits keep running at 1 second.
    • The macro editor shows your plan's step limit and flags any time under 1 second before you save, instead of failing on Save.
    • The macro editor warns when a macro walks or jumps and a bot has Physics off, with a button to turn it on. A running bot picks it up on its next restart.
    • The Premium lock screen got a cleaner look: it says what the locked tool does, lists everything Premium unlocks, and puts View plans first. Premium tools in the bot menu now carry a small crown on free plans.
    • On free plans the Macros page explains what's free and what needs Premium, and Auto switches carry a crown.
    • Plans and pricing now list Premium plugins and running macros on Auto among the premium tools.

    Fixes

    • Inventory, Players, and Radar now show that they're Premium tools on free plans, instead of an empty page that looked broken. The chat hotbar and the overview's inventory card say the same.

  7. v0.16.24

    Features

    • Loops in the phone macro editor now end with an End card and show where each round starts again, like on desktop.

    Fixes

    • Bots no longer miss tab list, chat or inventory updates on servers that use fancy text such as icons, player heads or key hints.

  8. v0.16.23

    Features

    • Macros are back in the sidebar and mobile menu, marked Beta. A macro is a flow you build on a canvas: pick what starts it, add the steps your bots run, and set when it stops. What works today:
      • Starts on: joining the server, a timer or a set time of day, a chat message, the bot taking damage or dying, a full inventory, an item gained or lost, a window, dialog or sign opening, a world change, a player joining, leaving or coming near, a mob appearing or leaving, night or day, a teleport, the bot standing still, a worn-out tool, and a block in range or broken.
      • Steps: send chat, wait or wait for an event, walk to a block, move, look in a direction or at a block or entity, left and right click (once or held), sneak, jump, hold an item, swap hands, drop items, close a window, write on a sign, turn auto-eat on or off, and store a variable.
      • Flow: If checks (items, health, inventory slots, open windows, nearby players and mobs, a spot or block nearby, world, time of day, variables), Repeat, For each, and One at a time.
      • Stops on: most of the same events as the start, so a macro can end itself when something happens.
    • The Macros list now shows each macro's live status — running, waiting for its trigger, stopped, or bots offline — and the Running and Stopped tabs work.
    • The Test button in the macro editor now runs the macro once on the selected bot, even while the macro is turned off, and turns into a Stop button while it runs.
    • The Macros list now updates live while a macro runs, shows how many times it ran since the bot started, and briefly reads "Ran just now" after each run.
    • A macro can now run on several bots at once.
    • Each bot now has its own Macros tab, linked with the Macros page.
    • Loops on the macro canvas now end with an End card, with a line under their steps showing where each round starts again.
    • The macro canvas has a Preview button that plays the macro step by step, with its real waits and loop counts.

    Fixes

    • The Macros list now refreshes after a macro is saved on another page.

    Polish

    • Walk steps now move relative to the way the bot is facing.
    • The macro on/off switch is now called Auto, and the bot's action is now Run now.
    • Calmer rows on the bot's Macros tab.

  9. v0.16.22

    3 fixes · 2 polish

    Fixes

    • Links to AFK Minecraft now show a preview image when shared on Discord and other apps.
    • Pages that don't exist now show a proper "Page not found" instead of the home page.
    • The Creator Program and Tip Boost pages now agree on how many bots run at once for creators.

    Polish

    • The Creator Program and Refund pages now have their own titles and previews in search results and shared links.
    • Fixed an unfinished sentence on the Tip Boost page.

  10. v0.16.21

    1 fix

    Fixes

    • Fixed plugin settings not scrolling on mobile.

  11. v0.16.20

    2 features · 3 fixes · 1 polish

    Features

    • Clickable chat messages from servers (like "Click here to claim your reward") now work in your bot's chat. You see the exact command or link first, then confirm to run or open it.
    • On phones, tapping a slot in a server menu now selects it and shows its name and lore. A Left click button sends the click, so you can read an item without using it.

    Fixes

    • You can gift Tip Boost days to a friend again: a "Gift days" button sits in the plan card in the sidebar and in the account menu while you have a Tip Boost you bought.
    • When a server refuses connections from datacenter addresses, your bot now stops and shows a message saying so, instead of retrying every few minutes.
    • Inventory actions sent while a bot is switching servers no longer crash the bot.

    Polish

    • The empty state on the bots page now shows the bundled Steve head.

  12. v0.16.19

    1 feature

    Features

    • Added Sentry error monitoring to the bot worker.

  13. v0.16.18

    2 fixes · 1 polish

    Fixes

    • Bots now pass Sonar's login verification on servers that use it, so they get in instead of timing out.
    • The server address field now rejects a bare word, a malformed host, or a port outside 1–65535 instead of saving it and failing later with a connection error.

    Polish

    • The player search field now draws one outline around the whole field when focused instead of a second box inside it.

  14. v0.16.17

    1 feature

    Features

    • Added Sentry error monitoring.

  15. v0.16.16

    1 polish

    Polish

    • Bots now run more efficiently, using fewer server resources.

  16. v0.16.15

    1 feature · 1 polish

    Features

    • New macro checks: run steps only when a player or mob is nearby, or once it's gone.

    Polish

    • Performance optimizations.

  17. v0.16.14

    1 polish

    Polish

    • Bots now reconnect faster after updates and use less server resources.

  18. v0.16.13

    1 fix

    Fixes

    • Microsoft account bots now log in more reliably.

  19. v0.16.12

    1 fix

    Fixes

    • Microsoft account bots now wait and retry calmly when Xbox login is temporarily refused, instead of retrying non-stop.

  20. v0.16.11

    1 fix

    Fixes

    • Bots and the dashboard use much less server CPU, so the service stays responsive as more bots come online.

  21. v0.16.10

    2 features · 2 fixes · 1 polish

    Features

    • Macros are in beta testing: build a flow on a canvas, pick what starts it, and add the steps your bots should run. It is not fully released yet, so it is hidden from the menu while we test it.
    • Bots now pace their chat to a few messages at a time and about one per second after that, so servers no longer kick them for spam.

    Fixes

    • Bots use much less CPU while idle, so the service stays faster when many bots are online.
    • The Accounts list on desktop now opens above its field instead of below it.

    Polish

    • The install prompt now sits at the bottom-left instead of covering the page.

  22. v0.16.9

    3 features · 1 fix · 1 polish

    Features

    • Player Watch is now live in the Plugins list: watch up to 20 usernames and get a browser push notification or Discord DM when any of them joins or leaves the server.
    • The Radar plot now renders on a smooth 2D canvas with gliding contacts, ringed faces for every entity, compass labels, and the bot's own face and view cone in the center.
    • The Proxies page now suggests vetted proxy providers in the empty state and inside the Add a proxy dialog so you can quickly find a working residential or datacenter proxy.

    Polish

    • Refined the Add a proxy dialog layout, protocol selector, and field spacing to match the rest of the dashboard.

    Fixes

    • Fixed a memory leak in the bot engine where unloaded world entities could remain indexed across long sessions.

  23. v0.16.8

    21 features · 1 fix · 15 polish

    Features

    • On the Plugins page, Apply to other bots copies selected plugin settings to any of your other bots at once and applies them to running bots without reconnecting.
    • Plugin settings now open in a resizable side panel on desktop (a drawer on tablets, a bottom sheet on phones), with an unsaved-edits guard and a warning when turning off Physics while Anti-AFK uses Jump.
    • Desktop navigation now uses a two-column sidebar: a server icon rail with status dots, plus a resizable column for app pages and the active server's bots and views.
    • On phones, app pages use a bottom tab bar with a More sheet, and bot pages have a horizontal strip to jump between Overview, Chat, Players, Radar, Inventory, Plugins, Activity, and Config.
    • Bot pages now open on a dedicated Overview showing today's uptime, last 8 sessions, player sparklines, recent chat, active plugins, inventory, nearby entities, status banners, and a Switch Bot sheet (⌘K).
    • The Chat view adds All, Players, Server, and Mentions filters with search, a Character/Hotbar/Live Events side column on desktop, a compact mobile HUD, and a floating hotbar.
    • Typing / in chat autocompletes server commands, subcommands, and live arguments (warps, homes, players), while @ suggests players from the roster and recent chat with skin avatars.
    • Player names and nicknames inside chat messages are now clickable to mention them in the composer, resolving display nicknames to account names and keeping Bedrock . prefixes.
    • Custom-formatted server chat and whispers (rank badges, symbol prefixes, Name » lines, and Bedrock . names) now resolve sender account names reliably for mentions, filters, Chat Alerts, and Chat Responder.
    • The Bots page has a new desktop layout with / search, summary stats, Spin action, status filters, server/status grouping, sorting, disconnect reasons, and a click-to-edit per-bot Note.
    • Start stopped on the Bots page starts one stopped bot while others wait their turn, and phones get the same grouping and filters with a time-left card and attention alerts.
    • Daily Spin now opens in a redesigned dialog on desktop and bottom sheet on phones, featuring a horizontal prize reel, Spin and Spin all actions, odds list, tier strip, and reset countdown.
    • The Players tab is now a roster table on desktop with player heads, rank tags, and Mention/Message buttons, and a searchable card list on phones.
    • The Radar tab shows a square plot with player skin heads and colored dots for mobs and items, auto-ranging (8, 16, or 32 m) with a Close/Mid Nearby list and All, Players, Mobs, and Items filters.
    • The Inventory tab displays worn armor points and durability, a Find item search, a side panel with Split and Drop actions, and the bot's hunger level on desktop.
    • The Activity tab adds a 7-day summary chart and a day-grouped timeline with category filters, recording server kicks with their reason and counting them under Kicks.
    • The Config tab splits into Connection, Proxy, and Danger zone sections, with a rich server profile picker, auto-saving manual address input, Off/Manual/Rotate proxy modes, and Delete bot confirmation.
    • The Servers page is now a desktop table (and mobile cards) showing live status, version, players, ping, and linked bots, with All/Online/Issues filters and quick actions.
    • The Proxies page is now a desktop table (and mobile cards) showing type, status, and last test result, with single or bulk import and an option to test new proxies right after saving.
    • The Plans page has a new layout marking your current plan, Free limits, paid plan benefits with monthly/yearly toggles, and a Tip Boost card below.
    • Custom proxies are now free for every account — add HTTP or SOCKS5 proxies on the Proxies page and route any bot through a manual or rotating proxy with no tip boost or subscription needed.

    Polish

    • Darker inset surface palette across the dashboard for clearer contrast, with secondary labels raised to at least 11px.
    • Drop policy moved from the Config tab into the Inventory header right above the item slots.
    • The desktop bot top bar drops the chevron menu in favor of Copy IP, while phones keep the ⋮ menu.
    • On tablets, the sidebar stays as an icon rail and opens the full menu over the page on hover or tap without shrinking the content.
    • The bot top bar adapts to narrow windows by hiding vitals and the Switch bot label and truncating the title.
    • Activity timeline text and icons are larger, and Radar blips have brighter labels and white avatar borders.
    • Starting a bot no longer pops up a donation reminder dialog, and the desktop stopped banner no longer repeats the Start button.
    • The Add a server dialog uses a two-step flow (address with live status check, then name) above your scrollable server list.
    • The New bot wizard uses a 3-step flow (Server, Account, Review & start) with Anti-AFK/reconnect switches, an Advanced proxy picker, and a Microsoft sign-in code with a desktop QR code.
    • The empty Bots page now shows a 3-step setup guide, popular servers, and your daily time allowance.
    • The open bot's views now sit indented under the bot in the sidebar with a guide line and slide open or closed when switching bots.
    • Plugin rows now show On/Off and move the toggle into the settings panel (except settings-free plugins like Physics and Auto Totem), with green switches across the app.
    • The floating Minecraft-style Chat hotbar sits at the bottom right on desktop (centered on phones) with drag-and-drop slot reordering, right-click/tap item use, and a persistent minimize toggle.
    • Disconnected and rejoining bots now show one consistent full-width banner across every bot page with the kick reason, retry countdown, Retry now, and Auto-rejoin settings.
    • All other bot alerts (unreachable server, expired Microsoft login, config required, joining/stopped states, admin view, and plugin/activity notices) now use the same single full-width strip.

    Fixes

    • Turning Physics on and back off on a running bot no longer leaves a stale restart notice when the saved setting matches the running state.

  24. v0.16.7

    14 features · 1 fix · 3 polish

    Features

    • Server Login is now a plugin in the bot's Plugins list. Save your server login there and the bot logs in on its own, whichever way the server asks: it fills in a login or register window, or types your login command in chat once per connection. When the window already got the bot in, the chat command is skipped. The command defaults to /login and can be changed under Advanced.
    • The login you saved before this update keeps working: the Server Login plugin is on for every bot and the field just moved there from the bot's Config tab, so there is nothing to re-enter. Turning the plugin off joins without logging in. A bot that already had a login saved sends the chat command only after you save its Server Login page once.
    • New account on a server? Turn on Register on next join in the Server Login plugin: on its next start the bot registers with the login you saved once, then logs in as usual every time after. The register command defaults to /register and can be changed under Advanced.
    • A bot that cannot log in now points you to the fix: the alert and the session history open the Server Login plugin from a shortcut, and the places that told you to put a login command under Post-Spawn Actions now send you to the plugin. Your saved login never reaches the bot's log, at any log level.
    • Physics moved out of bot settings and into the bot's Plugins list, where it sits with the other modules. Every bot starts with Physics off after this update, even bots that had it on before. If your bot used physics, open its Plugins list and turn Physics on again there, then restart the bot. Anti-AFK also offers the Jump action again and tells you when it needs Physics.
    • Auto Totem is live in the bot's Plugins list. Turn it on and the bot keeps a Totem of Undying in its off-hand: if the off-hand is empty it moves a totem there from its inventory, and when a totem pops to save the bot it puts the next one in right away. Off by default.
    • Auto Eat is live in the Plugins list: when hunger drops to the level you pick (17 of 20 by default) the bot eats the best food it carries and goes back to the item it was holding. Foods with bad effects, chorus fruit and golden apples are skipped unless you allow them on the plugin page, and the bot page warns "No food in inventory" when there is nothing it may eat. On the plugin page you set the level on a hunger meter or with a preset, and tap foods in a grid with item icons to allow or skip them; the page also shows the bot's hunger and which food it will eat next. Off by default.
    • The hunger bar on the bot's stats card pulses and reads "Eating…" while Auto Eat is in the middle of a meal.
    • The bot's stats card has a live event feed for the current session: when the bot joined, ate, respawned or died, equipped or used up a totem, and when it ran out of food.
    • Event Alerts is a new plugin that messages you when something happens to your bot: it died, ran out of food, used up a totem, or dropped to 3 hearts or less. Pick the events you want on the plugin page. Alerts reach you as a browser notification and as a Discord DM, at most one of each kind per bot every 5 minutes. A Delivery card on the page shows which of the two can reach you and what to do to turn the other one on. Off by default.
    • A bot that stops for good because something went wrong (it lost the connection and could not get back, it never managed to connect, its proxy failed, or the server runs a version it cannot join) now sends you an alert, even without the Event Alerts plugin. Stopping the bot yourself does not alert you.
    • Chat Alerts is a new plugin that tells you when a player names your bot in chat, uses one of your keywords, or whispers to it. Alerts reach you the same way as Event Alerts. Off by default.
    • Chat Responder is a new plugin that answers for you in game when a player names your bot or whispers to it. You write the reply, can put the player's name in it, and see a preview of how it will look. It answers whispers with a whisper back, waits between replies, answers one player at most three times in ten minutes, and goes quiet when it seems to be talking to another bot. You can also list players it should never answer. Off by default.
    • Changing a plugin while the bot is online now takes effect right away, and the bot stays on the server. Restart now only shows up for the few settings that still need a restart, such as Physics.

    Fixes

    • When dropping a stack fails midway, the item could end up stuck on the bot's cursor and every further inventory action — drop, move, split, merge, equip — then failed until the bot was teleported. The bot now puts the item back into the inventory itself and the next action works.

    Polish

    • The Plugins list shows Server Login first, and the plugin pages use a slightly larger text size.
    • Chat Shortcuts now live in one place: the gear icon in the Online Players sheet, next to the names they apply to. The copy in the bot's Config tab is gone, and the templates you saved before are kept.
    • Auto Respawn is marked always on in the Plugins list: every bot respawns right after it dies, and there is nothing to turn on.

  25. v0.16.6

    2 features · 2 fixes

    Features

    • When the service runs short on capacity, an administrator can stop the bots of free accounts while paid accounts stay connected. A bot stopped this way says so in its activity, and you can start it again right away.
    • The admin System page now shows the whole server beside the existing per-process figures: CPU, memory, system disk space, and disk activity, so the readings match the hosting dashboard.

    Fixes

    • Online time stops counting when a bot's session ended but the end was not saved. Before, such a session kept adding to the bot's online time and daily usage until the next service restart.
    • On the admin System page, the bot worker's CPU figure looked like a share of the whole machine when it was a share of a single core. It is now scaled to the cores the worker may use.

  26. v0.16.5

    8 features · 2 fixes · 2 polish

    Features

    • Every plugin is free. The PRO label is gone from the Plugins page, including the plugins still marked as coming soon.
    • Auto-Rejoin is free for every account. Its settings moved from the Config tab to their own page under Plugins.
    • Post-Spawn Actions moved from the Config tab to their own page under Plugins.
    • Post-Spawn Actions lists its commands one row at a time. Add a command, remove one, or drag a row or use the keyboard to change the order. Press Enter in a row to add the next command under it.
    • A login or register command shows only its command word in the list, with the rest hidden as dots. Click into the row to see and edit the full text.
    • Post-Spawn Actions lets you choose when the commands run: on the first join and every reconnect, when the bot changes dimension, when a proxy moves it to another server, and when it respawns after dying. Bots you set up earlier keep running them on join and reconnect only.
    • Post-Spawn Actions can skip the first join after you start the bot, so the commands run only after a reconnect or one of the other events you chose.
    • Each Post-Spawn Actions command has its own wait, from 0 to 60 seconds, counted from the command before it. Give a command more time when the one before it moves the bot to another server. Commands you saved earlier keep their timing: 1 second apart.

    Fixes

    • Bots release more memory after they stop. The service stays steadier when many bots start and stop over a long time.
    • Chat shows the right player name on servers that format chat with a clan tag or rank in front, such as [Clan] Rank Name: message. Messages from players without a tag no longer look like server messages.

    Polish

    • Turning off Anti-AFK, Auto-Rejoin or Post-Spawn Actions keeps its settings on screen, dimmed, instead of hiding them.
    • The Post-Spawn Actions page lays out like the other plugin pages: the module header and command list sit in one column, with a note about private commands beside them on wide screens.

  27. v0.16.4

    4 polish

    Polish

    • Typing a server address that isn't in the list now shows it as a card of its own, already selected, instead of an empty result.
    • The server list no longer flashes placeholders on every keystroke, and a search always covers every listed server.
    • The server you pick for a new bot now shows its description, players, version and ping the same way the server list does, with the time it was last checked.
    • Signing in with a Microsoft account opens the sign-in window right away, and the steps are listed while you wait.

  28. v0.16.3

    1 polish

    Polish

    • The server list in the new-bot flow shows two servers per row, so longer server names and addresses are no longer cut off.

  29. v0.16.2

    1 fix

    Fixes

    • Bots show as online again and their chat, inventory, and radar work once they join. After the previous update a bot that had joined its server stayed on "Connecting".

  30. v0.16.1

    7 features · 6 fixes · 1 polish

    Features

    • The server profiles page shows each server's latest check: whether it is online, its players, its version, and its response time, measured from our servers. Bots only run 26.2, so a server on another version is flagged. Refresh one server or all of them to check again.
    • An account can save up to five server profiles, and the same server address can't be saved twice. Accounts that already have more keep them all.
    • Accounts are grouped by server, with the server image and a warning when that server can't be reached or runs a different Minecraft version. The page title shows how many accounts are online.
    • Free accounts stop a bot that cannot stay online, instead of retrying for days. If it cannot get back online for 5 minutes, it stops so you can start it again when the server is back. If it keeps joining and getting kicked for 5 minutes, such as a server that wants /login, it stops and asks you to add that command under Post-Spawn Actions. Tip boosts, subscriptions, creator access, and admin accounts keep reconnecting.
    • Server menus accept right click, shift + click, and a long press on touch, not just a left click.
    • Adding an account is one page: pick a server, sign in with Microsoft or type an offline username, and start the bot from the same screen. One field both searches the server list and takes your own address.
    • Move one or several accounts to another server from the Accounts page, with an Undo button right after. Delete several accounts at once; any that are running are stopped first. The Accounts page works on phones too.

    Fixes

    • A bot that has never connected now stops on its first failed connect and shows the error, instead of retrying forever. Bots that have connected before keep reconnecting.
    • Bots now connect to servers that publish both IPv6 and IPv4 addresses, instead of failing on networks without IPv6.
    • A bot whose server address can't be found (a typo such as a missing domain) now keeps reconnecting and shows the address error, instead of stopping with a "supervisor panic" message.
    • Chat no longer drops the first messages after you stop and start a bot while its page stays open.
    • Bots no longer get stuck showing "Bot is busy" or a stale online status after a short outage on our side. Start and stop work again within seconds.
    • Normal use, such as checking a server, creating several accounts in a row, or starting a checkout, no longer fails with "Too Many Requests". If you do reach a limit, the message asks you to wait a minute and try again, instead of showing a raw server error.

    Polish

    • On desktop, the hotbar under the chat no longer repeats your bot's health and hunger — the Stats card beside the chat already shows them. Phones and the Radar page keep them on the hotbar.

  31. v0.16.0

    5 features · 4 fixes · 3 polish

    Features

    • New Stats card beside the chat on desktop: your bot's health, food, armor, held items, active effects, and session info update live, with an animated 3D view of its skin.
    • Radar has its own page, with three zoom levels (8, 16, and 32 blocks).
    • Bots keep trying to reconnect on their own after a disconnect instead of giving up after a few attempts. They only stop when the server bans the bot or the account needs to sign in again.
    • New Features and FAQ pages.
    • New Tip boost page that explains packs, how days stack, gifting, and the daily spin.

    Fixes

    • Auto-rejoin now also triggers when a proxy fails to switch servers and leaves the bot in the lobby.
    • Bot, player list, and radar heads show the account's real skin, including Bedrock players.
    • Fixed a case where an account could stay blocked by "too many requests" long after the limit should have reset.
    • Moving items in the inventory no longer gets stuck after using a server menu.

    Polish

    • Redesigned landing page, with looping demos of chat, inventory control, players, radar, automation, and alerts.
    • Redesigned pricing, supporters, creators, guides, legal, and changelog pages. The guides were rewritten too.
    • Bots stay online through more service updates instead of restarting each time.

  32. v0.15.3

    3 features · 5 fixes · 2 polish

    Features

    • Bots now come back online on their own after maintenance. Start your bot once after this update — from then on it returns by itself whenever the service restarts.
    • Verified Discord members now get 3 hours of free AFK time every day (up from 1 hour). Link your Discord and join the server to get the bigger daily limit.
    • Discord member daily spins are now 2 per day instead of 3. The spin wheel and prizes are unchanged.

    Fixes

    • Starting a bot right after changing its server now joins the new server instead of the previous one.
    • Chat no longer opens empty when you move between a bot's pages.
    • Chat shows the player's name on servers that decorate names with ranks or tags.
    • The radar and chat fill in smoothly right after a bot connects, without missing or leftover entries.
    • Inventory and server menus stay up to date on servers where they could previously freeze.

    Polish

    • Bots use less processing power and memory over long sessions, which keeps them stable for longer.
    • The login page now shows a live console preview: chat scrolls in real time, the bot types its replies before sending, nearby players wander in and out, and the hotbar is clickable. It pauses in background tabs and respects reduced-motion settings.

  33. v0.15.2

    3 fixes

    Fixes

    • Bots no longer keep retrying on servers that do not support Minecraft 26.2. The dashboard shows a clear version mismatch message instead.
    • Improved stability when servers move your bot between lobbies.
    • General reliability improvements.

  34. v0.15.1

    3 fixes

    Fixes

    • Performance optimizations and reliability fixes.
    • Browser notifications are more reliable. You may need to re-enable notifications once in Account Settings → Notifications.
    • The admin System page now shows accurate status for each backend service.

  35. v0.15.0

    4 features · 4 fixes · 2 polish

    Features

    • Bots now run on a brand-new, lighter engine for better stability and faster reconnects.
    • Minecraft 26.2 is supported. The bot version is set automatically, so there's nothing to pick.
    • AuthMe login support for cracked servers.
    • HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy support.

    Fixes

    • Improved auto-reconnect and auto-rejoin after kicks or restarts.
    • Post-spawn commands now run after the bot joins.
    • Microsoft account sign-in is more reliable. If a session expires, you'll be asked to sign in again.
    • General performance and reliability fixes.

    Polish

    • Anti-AFK movement is more natural, with randomized timing.
    • Live chat and radar on the dashboard are more responsive.

  36. v0.14.5

    2 features · 1 fix

    Features

    • When a bot permanently stops after reconnect attempts fail, you can get a private Discord DM (if Discord is linked and you’re in the server) and a browser push alert. Turn Discord DMs off anytime under Account Settings → Notifications.
    • Account Settings → Notifications now has Send Test DM so you can verify Discord can receive bot-stop alerts without waiting for a real disconnect. The test message includes a short example of a real alert (requires linked Discord and server membership).

    Fixes

    • Free accounts can store up to 20 bots; creating past that limit returns a clearer error. Tip boost, subscriptions, Creator, and free-access events keep their allowance of 100 stored bots. Existing bots are never mass-deleted — if you are already over the free limit, delete some accounts before creating new ones.

  37. v0.14.4

    1 feature · 2 fixes

    Fixes

    • Discord member daily spins (3/day) are now shared across every site account linked to the same Discord. Rotating fresh emails no longer resets the member spin budget for that day.
    • If you move your Discord link to a different site account on the same UTC day, any member spins you already used stay counted — the remaining allowance moves with the Discord, not the old account.

    Features

    • Admins can look someone up by email, name, or Discord username/id and unlink Discord for them when a link is stuck or they need a hand reconnecting — from the new Discord Links page in Directory.

  38. v0.14.2

    2 fixes · 1 polish

    Fixes

    • Enable physics bots idle more quietly on servers that run common anti-cheat plugins such as Grim, Spartan, or Themis. On Grim-style tick checks, the heavy idle warnings that used to appear with physics on no longer show up with this update.
    • With physics on, anti-AFK uses a short sneak instead of repeatedly turning the head. You do not need to change that yourself — look is switched to sneak automatically when physics is on. Physics-off bots keep the usual rare look-around.

    Polish

    • The physics toggle notes that leaving it off is still the calmer default on servers with strict anti-cheat.

  39. v0.14.1

    2 fixes

    Fixes

    • "Enable physics" now actually works. Bots with the switch on stayed frozen in place — no falling, knockback, or being pushed by water — because physics never received the world data it needs to run.
    • Anti-AFK "look around" now reaches the server for bots without physics. Previously the bot changed where it faced but never told the server, so the movement was invisible to the server and to AFK detection.

  40. v0.14.0

    3 features · 2 polish

    Features

    • Free access events: admins can schedule windows (one-off or weekly, UTC) where every eligible Discord member gets all premium tools and unlimited daily AFK — perfect for weekend events. New-users-only mode targets accounts by registration age.
    • A promo banner on the landing page announces live and upcoming events, and the dashboard shows a matching banner with the remaining time. Discord members who haven't linked yet get a direct link-and-join path.
    • Admins get a Free Access page to create, edit, enable, and cancel events or individual windows, plus a ready-to-paste Discord announcement generated for each event.

    Polish

    • The daily AFK quota now names its real source — event, tip boost, subscription, or creator access — instead of always saying "tip boost active".
    • The Discord invite banner on the landing page steps aside while a free-access event banner is showing, so the two never stack.

  41. v0.13.0

    2 features · 4 fixes · 2 polish

    Features

    • Connect your Discord in Settings and you're added to our community server automatically — no invite link needed. Verified members unlock a bigger free tier: 1 hour of daily AFK time (up from 15 minutes) and 3 daily spins instead of 1.
    • A Discord banner on the Accounts page and tips inside the daily cap and spin dialogs point out the member perks when you're not in the server yet.

    Fixes

    • The Minecraft version picker no longer accepts releases our bot engine can't actually run (like 26.2) — saving one used to pass validation and then fail with a confusing "isn't supported… newest supported is the same version" message on start.
    • Profile setup errors now show the server's real message inline in the first-account wizard instead of a bare "Request failed with status code 422" toast.
    • Disconnecting Discord asks for confirmation first and spells out what you lose, so the perks drop is never a surprise.
    • Raw engine errors no longer leak into the version-mismatch banner and session history — you see the friendly explanation, not "try updating your packages with npm update".

    Polish

    • Tip boost daily spins are now 7×/day (up from 5×), and pricing, the spin sheet and the sidebar all say so consistently.
    • The pending-membership state in Settings is now a persistent amber notice with an "Open Discord" link instead of a toast that vanished before you could read it.

  42. v0.12.1

    2 fixes · 1 polish

    Fixes

    • Starting a bot on a Minecraft version the service doesn't support yet no longer fails with a cryptic technical error — you now get a clear message naming the version, the newest one we support, and what to do next.
    • The Minecraft version picker only lists releases bots can actually connect to, and saving an unsupported version in bot settings or a server profile is rejected right away with a helpful message instead of failing later.

    Polish

    • Admin protocol page now shows which newly released versions are still waiting for engine support, and error toasts there show the real reason instead of a generic failure message.

  43. v0.12.0

    1 feature · 4 polish

    Features

    • New Refund Policy page explaining how subscription cancellation works, when a refund can apply, and how tips are handled.

    Polish

    • Terms of Service and Privacy Policy rewritten to match how the service actually works: clearer wording, leftover beta language removed, and the Privacy Policy now spells out which account, Minecraft, and payment details are stored and which providers handle them.
    • Every public page now shares the same header and footer, so navigation and support links are identical everywhere.
    • Legal pages are easier to read: calmer background, clearer text, section dividers, and a table of contents on mobile.
    • Friendlier Discord invite copy on the homepage.

  44. v0.11.1

    1 fix

    Fixes

    • Switching back to the app from another browser tab no longer reloads all of your data. The app now only refreshes information that has actually gone stale, so returning to a tab is faster and uses less data.

  45. v0.11.0

    2 features · 2 fixes

    Features

    • Bots can now obey physics. A new "Enable physics" switch in the bot's configuration makes it get knocked back when hit, fall with gravity, and get pushed by water or explosions. With it off — the default — the bot stays frozen in place like before. The change applies the next time the bot starts.
    • Anti-AFK can now make the bot jump. Jump appears in the action list only while physics is enabled, since a bot without physics cannot leave the ground.

    Fixes

    • Starting a bot no longer overrides the anti-AFK settings you saved. A start that did not specify an anti-AFK action could silently reset your saved choice back to the defaults.
    • The accounts list now refreshes by itself right after you link a server profile, so the change shows up without reloading the page.

  46. v0.9.0

    5 features · 8 fixes · 6 polish

    Features

    • A spatial radar on the bot page shows what is around your bot: nearby players, hostile mobs and everything else inside 32 blocks, drawn top-down with your bot facing the way it is really looking.
    • Filter the radar by players, hostile mobs, animals, items or decor. The choice is remembered per bot. Each contact still shows distance, compass direction and whether it is above or below you.
    • The player list is now a slide-over sheet on the right with a search box, instead of a panel competing with chat for the same column, and you can message a player straight from the list.
    • A vitals readout sits above the hotbar with health, hunger and oxygen, so you can see a bot taking damage or running out of air without opening anything.
    • An oxygen row appears only while the bot is underwater, matching how the in-game HUD behaves.

    Fixes

    • Hostile mobs no longer look like passive animals on the radar, so the Hostile filter and its counter actually find them.
    • The radar arrow points the same way the bot is facing instead of 180 degrees off.
    • Distances on the radar agree with each other: the blip position, the distance badge and the list all measure the same way.
    • The radar reconnects on its own when the connection drops, instead of going blank until you reload the page.
    • A bot you stopped no longer keeps broadcasting chat or running its automation from the session that just ended.
    • Status, player-list and radar panels open with the right state immediately, and a panel you are not entitled to now says so rather than sitting there empty.
    • Live panels stop streaming while the tab is in the background and pick up again when you return.
    • The player list no longer keeps serving a stale roster after the bot has gone offline.

    Polish

    • The player list, radar and chat share one panel style: same surface, same header height, and the same icon treatment.
    • Player rows are easier to scan. The player sheet and radar keep the in-game look, with squircle icon containers and the same mob and item sprites the HUD uses.
    • The Hotbar is easier to read and now holds nothing but your nine slots and the health readout, so it stays put on a phone. Inventory, Players and Radar open from the sidebar instead, and Inventory still answers to E.
    • Offline and empty states across the radar, chat and player list now look and read the same way.
    • The radar canvas is larger and no longer shows a hover halo that looked like a stray effect.
    • Live panels use several times less data than before, which matters most on a phone, and a tab you leave in the background stops streaming until you come back.

  47. v0.8.1

    2 fixes · 4 polish

    Fixes

    • Panels on the bot page no longer render darker than everything around them, so the bot you opened and the accounts list finally look like the same product.
    • The hotbar strip on the bot page sits on the same panel surface as the cards above it instead of blending into the page behind it.

    Polish

    • The server menu opens larger and sizes itself to the grid inside it, instead of staying a small window on a large screen.
    • The server menu drops the decorative icon in its header and now matches the inventory: one panel surface, one slot style, and item icons that scale with their slot.
    • Inventory slots read as tiles in the grid rather than wells pressed into the panel, and its section headings are easier to read.
    • A stray divider above the Hotbar section is gone.

  48. v0.8.0

    3 features · 2 fixes · 3 polish

    Features

    • The inventory now opens as a full-width sheet over the bot page instead of a screen of its own, so the bot you were watching stays in view. Open it from the hotbar or with E.
    • Every inventory action is now a gesture: right-click a slot for its menu (hold on touch), drag a stack onto another slot to move it, shift-click to quick-move or to equip and unequip, double-click to gather matching stacks, and Q or Ctrl+Q to drop one item or the whole stack.
    • A collapsible "How to use" guide inside the inventory lists every gesture, so nothing has to be guessed.

    Fixes

    • Using an item no longer reports success when the server ignored it.
    • A server menu the bot had open now appears again when you reopen the bot page.

    Polish

    • The inventory fits its content instead of filling the screen, and its equipment slots are the same size as the rest of the grid.
    • The equipment, backpack and hotbar rows line up as one grid.
    • The Inventory entry no longer clutters the sidebar, since the inventory is no longer a separate page.

  49. v0.7.0

    4 features · 2 fixes · 1 polish

    Features

    • The inventory is fully actionable: move an item, swap two slots, split a stack, send a stack to the offhand, set the active hand, and drop either a single item or an exact amount.
    • Stacks of the same item can be gathered into one with a single action.
    • Drop protection per bot, so a bot can be told to ask before dropping, or to refuse drops entirely.
    • Inventory changes appear live, as they happen.

    Fixes

    • Saving a bot's server profile no longer fails in cases where the bot belongs to someone else.
    • Bot updates are sent only for the bots you are looking at, so a busy account no longer floods the dashboard for everyone else.

    Polish

    • The inventory sheet no longer has a refresh button; the view keeps itself current.

  50. v0.6.3

    3 features · 3 fixes · 1 polish

    Features

    • The player list now shows each player's rank and clan tag in the server's own colours.
    • New changelog page at /changelog, listing every release newest first. Reach it from the dashboard sidebar, the user menu ("What's new"), or the site footer.
    • Account settings shows which release you are running.

    Fixes

    • Bots can now join servers that require a resource pack, and connecting retries better on slow or dual-stack networks.
    • The player list no longer counts server placeholders as players.
    • The Cancel button is visible again in the bot header on desktop while a bot is starting.

    Polish

    • Player rows show Minecraft-style connection bars instead of a latency number.

  51. v0.6.0

    3 features · 1 polish

    Features

    • Subscription plans (Starter, Plus and Pro) are live, with a self-service portal to upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time.
    • New Plans page in the dashboard: compare every tier, read the full benefit list, and upgrade without leaving the app.
    • Subscription status card on Plans, plus shortcuts to billing from your profile and account settings.

    Polish

    • Clearer copy on Plans and Tips, with each plan's benefits listed inside its pricing card.

  52. v0.5.9

    2 features

    Features

    • Discord invite in the app sidebar, so the community is one click away.
    • Settings now marks your Discord account as unlinked while you have not connected it yet.

  53. v0.5.8

    2 features

    Features

    • Link your Discord account from Settings. Only your Discord identity is requested — no posting, no server access.
    • Community giveaway winners get their Tip boost days automatically once their Discord account is linked.

  54. v0.5.7

    1 feature · 1 fix

    Features

    • Discord community invite on the landing page and in the navigation bar.

    Fixes

    • Profile and account settings pages are centred properly again.

  55. v0.5.6

    1 feature · 1 fix

    Features

    • Live platform stats now feed the landing page, so what it claims reflects the bots actually running.

    Fixes

    • A bot that had already stopped no longer keeps the dashboard refreshing its status indefinitely.

  56. v0.5.5

    4 features · 2 fixes · 2 polish

    Features

    • Support for new Minecraft releases arrives sooner: the version list is refreshed from the published version data instead of being entered by hand.
    • Hands-free Microsoft login: sign in with a popup, automatic polling, a countdown, and a QR code when you connect from another device.
    • Three-step add-account wizard — server profile, login, add account — with a clear expiry and account confirmation.
    • Delete a bot straight from its row in the accounts table.

    Fixes

    • An abandoned Microsoft sign-in no longer retries silently forever in the background.
    • Slow Minecraft token fetches now get a bounded time budget, so connecting fails fast instead of hanging.

    Polish

    • Member bots are now consistently called accounts across the dashboard.
    • Cleaner device-link panel, connect dialog and step navigation.

  57. v0.5.3

    1 fix

    Fixes

    • Guides render with proper typography again: headings get anchors, and tables and task lists display correctly.

  58. v0.5.2

    1 feature

    Features

    • New Guides section at /guides, with full-length how-to articles managed from the admin panel.

  59. v0.5.1

    1 fix

    Fixes

    • Text on the Possible prizes card is readable again after a contrast fix.

  60. v0.5.0

    2 features

    Features

    • Refreshed look across the app and marketing pages: a charcoal palette, dark hero sections, and a restyled setup wizard.
    • Accounts page rebuilt as a dashboard, with a stats strip, a catalog card and grouped tables.

  61. v0.4.3

    1 fix

    Fixes

    • Creator grants can be approved with a single bot slot again.

  62. v0.4.2

    3 features · 2 polish

    Features

    • Content Creator Program: apply from the site, and once approved you get a Creator badge with gifted bot slots.
    • Clip claims: submit a clip of your bot and receive Tip boost days after the team verifies it.
    • Creator pages linked from the navigation bar and the Plans page.

    Polish

    • Creator applications and the review tools are clearer, and new grants start at one concurrent bot.
    • The landing navigation opens as a full-height drawer on phones.

  63. v0.4.1

    1 feature · 3 fixes

    Features

    • Tip boost won in the jackpot now behaves like a paid boost: 5× daily spins and it can be gifted. Boost days you receive as a gift stay at 1×.

    Fixes

    • Fixed a race that could let an account run more bots at once than its plan allows.
    • Gifting a Tip boost only offers paid days, and extending a boost keeps its original type.
    • Plans show the boost capacity each tier actually grants.

  64. v0.4.0

    3 features

    Features

    • Tip boost packs: $4 buys 30 days of boost, on top of the free daily spins.
    • Gift Tip boost days to another registered user, with a message attached.
    • Gifts are announced with a popup when they arrive, and your profile shows whether you are a Supporter or received a Gift.

  65. v0.3.0

    1 feature

    Features

    • Bots use noticeably less memory, leaving more room for concurrent sessions on the same server.

  66. v0.1.6

    1 feature

    Features

    • New first-bot wizard: pick a server profile before your first bot, instead of landing in an empty dashboard.

  67. v0.1.5

    2 features · 3 polish

    Features

    • The players list is populated the moment a bot's stream opens — running or stopped — so you no longer wait for someone to join before seeing it.
    • Player rosters clear immediately when a bot stops, instead of lingering with the last known list.

    Polish

    • Mobile bot detail: inventory opens as a bottom sheet with square slots, the header carries a status dot and a direct control button, and quick actions moved into a dropdown.
    • The config banner stacks its text above the action and can be dismissed, and the chat feed fills the card with live status and uptime in its header.
    • Hotbar slots have crisper, squarer geometry.

  68. v0.1.4

    4 polish

    Polish

    • Bot detail header simplified to a single bottom border, with the uptime timer next to the online badge and the action controls kept on the right.
    • Removed leftover spacers so chat and player cards sit directly under the top bar, and scrollable tabs keep breathing room above the taskbar.
    • The Minecraft hotbar scales across phone, tablet and desktop, and the first slot is never clipped when you scroll.
    • Server GUI menu restyled as a dark glass panel with rounded item slots that match the inventory.

  69. v0.1.3

    3 features · 2 polish

    Features

    • Minecraft-style hotbar in the chat tab: nine slots plus offhand, with right-click to use an item and left-click for quick actions.
    • Offhand equip and unequip, with the F key to swap.
    • Inventory window with equipment, a 27-slot backpack and the hotbar, opened with E.

    Polish

    • Daily spin rewards rebalanced into fair tiers, from 15 minutes to 28 days of Tip boost, with a higher daily allowance for boosters and subscribers.
    • "Spin All" runs every available spin in one go, with a multi-card celebration.