Windows · portable · free
Build a list of the jobs you do every day in Legends of Idleon, press Run, and go do something else.
It reads the screen and moves your mouse the way you would — travelling between worlds, opening each screen, and doing the work.
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Four tasks today. Each one knows how to travel to itself, so a list can cross the map without you.
Ranks up every salt that is ready — and only the ones that are ready — then tells you which material ran out.
Sorts the grid, merges what can be merged, refills with the cook button, and repeats until nothing is left to do.
Times each shot against the moving hoop, tracks the score, and stops when the lives run out.
Reads the wind and the moving platform on every throw, aiming for bullseyes and the nine-in-a-row streak.
This is the part most download pages leave out. Read it first.
Legends of Idleon is made by Lava, who sets the terms for how it may be played. This program is not made by, endorsed by, or connected to Lava in any way. Using it could get your account suspended or banned. That risk is yours to take, and it is a real one.
The download is not code-signed — a certificate costs more per year than this project has ever made — so SmartScreen will say “Windows protected your PC”. That warning is about the missing signature, not about anything found in the file. The SHA-256 above is there so you can check you got what was published.
It reads the screen and clicks what it believes it sees, and a misread can cost resources. Press F6 to stop it, twice to force it and get your mouse back. Don't leave it running unattended until you have watched it do the thing you want, correctly, more than once.
Nothing leaves your computer. There is no account, no telemetry, and no server collecting anything. Your task lists and run history are saved in %APPDATA%\IdleonAutomator, which is also why replacing the program with a newer one keeps them.
The one exception: on startup it asks a small file on Cloudflare whether a newer version exists. That tells Cloudflare your IP address, the way visiting any website does. If there's an update you get a link — it never downloads or installs anything by itself.
The Discord is where new tasks get requested and where I post what's being worked on. If the program has saved you an evening, the Ko-fi keeps it going — but the program is free and stays free either way.