Finding your way around
The dashboard, the Clients page, and the four things it holds.
Two screens matter: the dashboard (Base in the navigation), which tells you whether anything needs you, and the Clients page (Crew in the navigation), where everything lives.
The dashboard
A control room. At the top, the numbers worth knowing: how many of your clients are online, what needs you (listed underneath), and how many dedicated IPs are healthy.
Below that, the daily streak and ways to earn coins, then a 14-day chart of coin activity and client health, plus a getting-started checklist while you are new. On a free account a card explains how to run your client on your Android phone; see phone clients.
The Clients page
One page holds everything, in four sections:
| Section | What is in it |
|---|---|
| Crew | The clients themselves: start, stop, edit, open. |
| Accounts | Game accounts your clients play as. |
| Flows | The automation, with its 24-hour run health. |
| Dedicated IPs | Your dedicated IPs, with latency and dead-status. |
Switching section changes the URL, so any view you are looking at can be bookmarked or pasted to someone else.
Making it readable
- Rows or Cards: dense list, or bigger tiles.
- Group by: none, by server, by flow, by dedicated IP, by account or by status. Grouping by server is the one to reach for once you run clients across several.
- Filter: free text over name, server, account and flow.
- Quick filters: All, Problems, Idle, No flow.
On a phone all of these sit behind one Filters button next to the search box, and any filter that is on shows as a chip under the search. Tap its × to clear it. Accounts and Dedicated IPs have an Options button there instead, for their extra actions. Adding is the + button in the corner.
Needs attention
Above the list, one line counts what is actually wrong (a start that was refused, a dead dedicated IP, a client with no account, flow variables left empty, clients stopped or reconnecting) and names the first of them. Tap it to switch the list to Problems, where each one shows its reason; Fix all dedicated IP faults sits at the end of the line on a wide screen. If the line is not there, nothing needs you.
Drawers
Clicking a row opens a drawer on the right with that item's settings, its parts, and its variables, without leaving the list. The URL updates, so a drawer is shareable too.
On a phone each row keeps its Start / Stop button; Edit, Share and Open client are in the row's ⋯ menu.
A client's own page
For live output you want the client's details page: Console, Log history and Inventory, with its account, flows and dedicated IP on the header and your quick commands as buttons above the console. See the details page and live console.
The rest of the nav
- Coins: balance, plans and bundles, the History ledger, and Invite a friend.
- Mail: notifications about your clients, flows and billing, plus announcements, and the Where they go tab that routes them. See Mail.
- Flow library: browse and buy flows, and manage your own listings. See the Flow library.
- Shared: what you have given other people access to, and what they have given you. See sharing.
- Help & docs: these pages.
- Account settings, from the account menu: profile and security, preferences, privacy and data, and AI access.
On a free account the navigation is shorter: Flow library and Shared are not shown, and a Go 24/7 entry leads to the plans. The Dedicated IPs section appears only if one is still attached, as Kept for you.