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Get Started on Windows
Three steps: Java, an Android emulator, then BoostBot. Crown tasks need a Pro licence. Farm for Me is a ticket, not a download.
Step 1
Install Java, then the jar
The bot needs both. Your Windows username and folder path cannot contain non-English characters.
Right click BoostBotLauncher.jar, Open With, Java (TM) SE Binary.
You log into the bot with a BoostBot account before you pick an emulator and a game.
Step 2
Install an Android emulator
The bot only works with LDPlayer, Nox, or MEmu. Run the emulator once so it finishes setup, then register a Google Play account and turn off auto-app updates.
Step 3
Start botting
Log into BoostBot, choose the emulator and game, save and continue.
Press Create and wait. Do not close the bot. Do not delete the first instance. Do not assign the same emulator to two BoostBot instances.
Choose the game in Scripts, order the tasks, save, then press Play. Crown tasks need Pro.
No Windows PC?
Farm for Me starts with a ticket
Farm for Me runs farm accounts only, never your main. Buy them and wait for logins if you have none.
Send the account details there. Never post logins anywhere else.
A Bot Server is a cloud machine you still operate. Farm for Me is the team running farms for you.
Emulator FAQ
Requirements
Does BoostBot work on iPhone, Android or Mac?
No. BoostBot is a Windows 10 or 11 program, and it runs your game inside an Android emulator on that PC. Without a Windows PC, use the cloud Bot Server or the Farm for Me service instead.
What resolution does the emulator need to be in?
The bot reads the screen, so it works at set resolutions and DPI only. Open BoostBot and press fix emulator, which sets every instance to the resolution the scripts expect.
Can I use Sandboxie instead of an emulator?
No. Sandboxie does not replace an emulator. The bot needs LDPlayer, Nox or MEmu. LDPlayer 9 is the one we recommend.
Tiles Survive added anti-cheat to its PC launcher. Does that stop the bot?
No. We do not use the PC launcher. BoostBot runs Tiles Survive in an Android emulator, so the launcher anti-cheat is not in the path.