Automating is not cheating

FlowBotCommander takes the dull repetition off your hands — as a tool, not a trick. Here's what it is meant for and where we deliberately draw the line.

This fair play policy is a binding part of our Terms (§ 6). It is not a recommendation — a breach entitles us to block the licence after prior warning.

The difference at a glance

✓ Automation
  • Saves your own time — mostly in solo/single-player games
  • Simulates mouse & keyboard, just as a human would
  • Never touches the game technically — no memory reading, no injection
  • You stay in control: the panic key stops everything instantly
✕ Cheat
  • Creates an advantage over other players
  • Manipulates the game itself (memory/code, injection)
  • Aimbot, wallhack, speed hack & co.
  • Aims to outsmart anti-cheat

What FlowBotCommander is for

Accessibility & health

Repetitive clicking hurts (RSI, tendinitis). Automation helps people play and work at all.

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Solo, click & idle games

No opponent, no disadvantage for anyone else. In idle games, automating is the genre's very principle.

Quality of life

Boring routine — collecting, sorting, clicking through menus — gone, so the fun part remains.

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Learn no-code

The visual node editor teaches logic, conditions and image detection — without any programming.

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Desktop automation

Not just games: recurring PC chores in any Windows app — data entry, reports, your own routines.

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Test your own apps

Developers automate their own programs and games for repeatable tests (QA).

Staying fair — where we draw the line

We stand for automation that harms nobody. So, quite openly:

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