NewClickable server menus & one account on many servers

The Minecraft AFK client that keeps you online around the clock.

Keep every account AFK on any server, back online by itself after a kick, and take over from the browser whenever you want — see what it sees, click server menus, move, chat. It runs 24/7 on a server, so your computer can be off.

  • Microsoft & offline sign-in
  • Java 1.8 → 26.1
  • Runs 24/7 — your PC can be off
  • Phone, tablet or desktop

1.8–26.1

Minecraft versions it can join

1 port

for the API, live updates and POV

0 GPUs

the POV is drawn by your browser

∞

servers per account, accounts per dashboard

Features

Everything an AFK client needs. And the parts the others skip.

Built for long, unattended sessions — with full control a click away the moment you need it.

Accounts, servers, bots — neatly organised

Add an account once, then every server it plays on. Each server has its own version, /login, join steps and behaviour, and its own Start button.

Never stays down

Reconnects with growing, jittered delays and waits out login throttles. A ban stops it instead of looping.

12:01:07Kicked: Server restarting
12:01:12Reconnecting… attempt 1
12:01:15Back online

See what it sees

A live 3D view with the game's HUD, inventory, chat and server menus. Click in and play: WASD, mouse look, attack, mine, place, eat — like the game.

Server menus you can click

Compass selectors, /shop, /settings, chests: they open on the dashboard and over the POV in the game's own GUI, with lore and prices on hover.

Macros that do things

Repeat any mix of commands, clicks, menu clicks and movement on a random timer, from every second to every few hours.

/daily → click “Claim”attack · every 2 s/warp afkwalk · look · jumpauto-eat

Chat, inventory, everything

A searchable chat log, the full inventory with real item icons, the server's scoreboard, all live.

Works from your phone

A walk stick, drag-to-look and game buttons in the POV, a tap-friendly inventory. Install it to your home screen.

Online 24/7, and private

Bots run on the server, not your computer, so they stay online with your PC off. Sign-ins stay with the server that runs them; saved passwords are never sent back to the browser or written to logs.

Proxies, versions, resource packs

A SOCKS5 proxy per account, any version from 1.8 to 26.1, and resource packs answered the way servers expect.

Desktop & phone

Take over from any screen

The same live view on a laptop or a phone: keyboard and mouse on one, a thumb-stick and game buttons on the other. Hotbar, inventory, menus and chat work on both.

How it works

Up and running in three steps

No plugins on the server, no game client running in the background.

  1. 1

    Add an account

    Sign in with Microsoft once (a short code in the browser) or use an offline name. The sign-in is remembered.

  2. 2

    Give it servers

    Add every server it should play on: address, version, its /login, what to click after joining. One account, many servers.

  3. 3

    Start, then take over

    It joins and stays. Open any server to see through its eyes, click menus, move, chat or tidy the inventory.

Built carefully

Plays fair, fails loudly, keeps your data close.

  • Your accounts only

    Nothing for hiding from anti-cheat or spoofing a client. A ban stops the bot instead of retrying.

  • Nothing fails silently

    Every kick, disconnect, refused action and opened menu is explained in plain words in the log.

  • Light on the server

    Bots are a few MB each; the POV is drawn by the viewing browser, and only while it's open.

Chat log live

systemBot spawned into the world (Minecraft 1.21.1)
systemJoin step 2/3: right-click item matching “compass”
systemMenu opened: “Server Selector”
chatSending you to Lifesteal…
systemMacro “AFK pool” fired: /warp afk
chat[Lifesteal] Welcome back, Main!

Pricing

Pick how many accounts stay online

Starter

One account, always online.

$4.49/mo

paid monthly, cancel any time

  • 1 Minecraft account
  • 2 servers
  • 1 bot online at once
  • 3 macros
  • 1 private proxy
  • AFK 24/7 with your PC off
  • Live POV, inventory and chat
  • Clickable server menus
Most popular

Pro

A few accounts on a few servers.

$9.99/mo

paid monthly, cancel any time

  • 5 Minecraft accounts
  • 3 servers each
  • 5 bots online at once
  • 10 macros with triggers
  • 1 private proxy (more on request)
  • Schedules and uptime history
  • Priority support

Ultimate

For bigger setups.

$15.99/mo

paid monthly, cancel any time

  • 15 Minecraft accounts
  • Unlimited servers
  • 15 bots online at once
  • Unlimited macros, all triggers
  • 1 private proxy (more on request)
  • Schedules and uptime history
  • Priority support
Plan comparison
Compare plansStarter$4.49 /moPro$9.99 /moUltimate$15.99 /mo
Limits
Minecraft accounts1515
Servers per account23Unlimited
Bots online at once1515
Macros per bot310Unlimited
Private proxies111
Features
AFK 24/7 with your PC offIncludedIncludedIncluded
Back online by itself after kicks and restartsIncludedIncludedIncluded
Live POV: see and control the botIncludedIncludedIncluded
Clickable server menus and dialogsIncludedIncludedIncluded
Inventory, chat and Chat logIncludedIncludedIncluded
Phone and tablet controlsIncludedIncludedIncluded
Private proxyIncludedIncludedIncluded
Macro triggers (join, player near, full inventory, chat)IncludedIncluded
Schedules and uptime historyIncludedIncluded
Priority supportIncludedIncluded

FAQ

Questions, answered

Can I AFK with my computer turned off?

Yes. The bots run on the server (a VPS), not on your computer, so they stay online around the clock. Close the browser or turn your PC off; open the dashboard from any device to check in or take over.

Do I need Minecraft open, or a powerful PC?

No. No game runs anywhere: the bots talk to the server directly, and the POV is drawn by whatever browser you watch it in — a phone is enough.

What happens if it's kicked or the server restarts?

It comes back by itself, waiting a little longer each time, and runs its join steps again (/login, the compass, the menu). After a ban it stops instead of trying again.

Can it sell, restock or leave when someone comes?

Yes. Macros run in a loop or when something happens: a full inventory (open the sell menu and move everything in), a player coming near (log out, protect spawners), a chat line, or right after joining. Templates get you started.

Can one account play on several servers?

Yes. An account holds the sign-in; under it you add as many servers as you like, each with its own version, /login, join steps and behaviour. Different servers can run at the same time; the same server twice can't (the server would kick one).

Which Minecraft versions work?

Java Edition from 1.8 up to 26.1 — and newer servers that still let 26.1 players in, which is most of them (ViaVersion). Leave the version blank to auto-detect, or pin one.

Can I use it from my phone?

Yes. The dashboard is made for touch, and the POV has on-screen game controls: a walk stick, drag to look, Jump, Sneak, Hit and Use, and an inventory you can tap.

How do I get an account and a plan?

Accounts are made by the website owner, not by signing up. Pick a plan under Pricing and press Buy: it tells you how to reach them. Your plan sets how many Minecraft accounts you can add, how many servers each can have and how many bots stay online at once.

Let your accounts keep playing.

Add an account, give it a server, press Start.