An aimbot on a real hardware mouse, an ESP nobody else sees, a spoofer for a fresh start. Setup takes 2 minutes.
Head, neck, torso, or the closest point of the body. Your call.
Overshoot, tremor and hesitation, so every flick looks human.
Preview the exact crosshair path your settings produce.
Matches your in-game sensitivity in a single shot.
Size the assist zone to your screen. It goes for the enemy closest to your crosshair and leaves alone anyone behind cover.
Hold the key and sweep over a body: it shoots with a human reaction time, keeps to your weapon's fire rate, and misses now and then on purpose.


Boxes, names, health and distance over the game, with a line to your current target. It stays out of your screenshots and streams.

Give your PC a new fingerprint in one click, and switch back to any you already own whenever you like.


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This is the part that keeps you playing. Overshoot, tremor, hesitation and gesture variation are tuned so the aim never moves on a rail — it lands a little differently every time. Server-side, your movements read like a real player, so there is no obvious pattern to flag.
Setup help, release notes and the install guide. One official invite — and how to spot the fakes.
Every plan includes the aimbot, the triggerbot and the ESP. Paid in USDC, no card.
Spoof key: 10 USDC add-on — needs an active licence. The change sticks; nothing to run again at every boot.
Creators earn 20% on every sale their code brings in. Resellers buy keys in bulk at 30% off and sell at their price. Paid in USDC, on-chain, the second the sale lands.
See the partner programThe questions we get on Discord, answered once.
No. We never touch the game: no writes, no modified files. You keep your BR1 exactly as it is.
No. We bypass BR1's anticheat, and server-side your movements look like a real player. Undetectable, you can stack earnings without getting noticed — game after game.
Because your BR1 winnings fund your subscription. You pay in USDC, stack kills, and what you earn in-game repays — or even exceeds — your subscription. The license goes out on the first Solana confirmation.
That's where it pays the most: at the bottom of the leaderboard, each spawn costs you proportionally the most. Auto-aim pulls your kill/spawn ratio up from the very first games.