A queue you can read
Every action has a start time, a duration, and a plain-language description. Reorder it, skip it, or stop the whole run.
Desktop companion · Windows
Schedule routine game tasks, set hard limits, and see exactly what ran. You stay in control; AutoPilot handles the repetition.
Next run
18:30
Daily limit
12 min
Preview only — no game is connected.
Built for deliberate play, not unattended excess.
What it does
You should never have to wonder what an assistant is doing with your game. AutoPilot makes each step visible and interruptible.
Every action has a start time, a duration, and a plain-language description. Reorder it, skip it, or stop the whole run.
Set daily run time, spending rules, and item protections before a task can be enabled. Guardrails are part of setup, not an afterthought.
Review what started, what finished, and what was blocked. Logs stay on your computer until you choose to export them.
A three-minute setup
AutoPilot is built around short, specific queues—not open-ended play. Start with one task and add more only when the setup feels right.
Choose a supported game and let AutoPilot inspect only the windows it needs.
Pick routine tasks, a run window, and limits for time, currency, and items.
Approve the queue. AutoPilot will stop when the plan is complete or a limit is reached.
Designed with boundaries
Automation can carry account risk in some games. We surface game-specific policies during setup and disable unsupported actions. You decide what runs, and you can revoke access at any time.
Schedules, preferences, and logs stay on your computer.
AutoPilot never asks you to save a game account password.
One shortcut halts the active task and clears the remaining queue.
Early access · version 0.9
Windows 10 or later · Free during preview