Everything people actually ask.

No. afkroblox runs as a separate desktop app. It only sends the same mouse and keyboard events you'd send yourself. It never reads Roblox's memory, touches game files, or communicates with the anti-cheat. From Roblox's point of view, your actions are indistinguishable from a human's.

Some individual Roblox games run their own anti-bot heuristics — watching for repetitive patterns or impossible reaction times. afkroblox uses randomized timing and humanized input jitter to stay under these thresholds, but we can't promise it for every game on the platform. If a game dev bans you from their experience, that's a ban from that game, not from Roblox itself. Your account stays safe.

No. afkroblox never asks for your Roblox credentials, your account info, or any personal data. You stay logged into Roblox the normal way and afkroblox runs next to it.

Nothing, usually. afkroblox doesn't depend on any internal details of the Roblox client — it just sends mouse and keyboard events. When Roblox updates, afkroblox keeps working exactly the same.

Yes — that's the whole point. Set up your automation, minimize the Roblox window, and go do something else. afkroblox keeps sending inputs to the Roblox window whether it's focused, minimized, or covered up by another app.

Yes. Hit record and do whatever you want — click a button, open a menu, talk to an NPC, press a hotkey. afkroblox captures every click, keypress, and pause with millisecond precision, then replays the exact sequence on a loop.

Yes. Stack as many schedules as you want — a farm loop from 9 to 5, a daily login at 8:30 every morning, a weekend grind that only runs Saturday and Sunday. Each schedule is bound to a specific loop or macro.

One game at a time per profile. afkroblox always knows which Roblox window is focused and only sends inputs to that one. Multi-window support for parallel farming is on the roadmap.

Windows and macOS. Linux isn't supported right now — Roblox doesn't officially run on Linux, so there's no one to build for.

Early access is free while we build it. When we launch the stable version, the core features — anti-AFK, basic loops, basic macros — will stay free. Some advanced features (unlimited profiles, priority updates, multi-window) may live in a paid Pro tier. We'll decide based on what the waitlist tells us.

Soon. We're building in public with early testers in Discord. Join the waitlist to get pinged the moment the first public build is ready to download.

There's no download link yet — we're still polishing the app. The waitlist exists specifically so we can hand it to you the minute the first build is stable.