Rolls on time
Rolls the moment your rolls reset, follows the timing you pick and stays quiet during the hours you set.
Mudae autoclaimer · auto roller · kakera collector
MudaRemote rolls when your rolls are up, claims the characters you told it to want and grabs the kakera you care about. Free and open source on Windows and Android. Pro runs it in the cloud, so your PC can sleep.
What it does
You set the rules once in a normal desktop app. No JSON editing, no Python install.
Rolls the moment your rolls reset, follows the timing you pick and stays quiet during the hours you set.
Wishlist characters, series you follow, or anything over the kakera value you set. Nothing else.
Reacts to the kakera colors you choose and keeps track of your power so it doesn't burn it on junk.
Daily kakera, reset claim timer and the related flows run when they make sense, not when you remember.
Run multiple presets at once and let them coordinate instead of fighting over the same roll.
Can hold off while people are actively talking in the channel. Less obvious, less annoying.
Read this before you start. MudaRemote is a selfbot. Selfbots break Discord's Terms of Service and accounts do get banned for it. The delays, quiet hours and channel-activity checks reduce ban risk. They don't remove it. Use an account you can afford to lose.
Why cloud
Same open source bot, hosted on a server. You check on it from the same app, from anywhere, while your computer is off.
21:00 Roll round started, 10 rolls 21:01 Claimed Makima · wishlist 21:01 Kakera collected · purple 21:03 Missed Frieren · claimed by someone else first 21:05 Rolls done · next reset 22:00 21:40 Connection dropped · reconnected in 6s
Pricing
Already sponsoring at $5? You keep that price for Pro permanently.
or $50 a year
Pro is in closed beta. Payment goes through GitHub Sponsors, access is handed out in Discord. Full comparison and refund policy.
FAQ
You might. MudaRemote is a selfbot and Discord bans selfbots. The human-ish timing, quiet hours and channel checks reduce ban risk, but no tool can promise you won't get caught. Anyone who says their selfbot is undetectable is selling you something.
Don't run it on an account you'd be upset to lose.
Yes. It's MIT licensed, it isn't a trial and features aren't locked behind Pro. Pro only adds hosting and the cloud extras on top.
Where the bot runs. Free runs on your PC or Android phone, so it stops when they do. Pro runs the same bot on a server and adds the activity feed, the AI preset assistant and automatic recovery.
No. On Windows you download one .exe and open it. Quick Setup asks for your token, the channel and what you want claimed. There's also an Android app for Android 8.0 and newer.
That's SmartScreen. The builds aren't code-signed yet, so Windows doesn't recognize them. Click More info, then Run anyway. If you'd rather not trust a binary, the source is on GitHub and you can build it yourself.
Yes. A selfbot logs in as you, so there's no way around it. The token is stored encrypted on the server and it's never shown to the AI assistant. Details are in the privacy policy.
Sponsor the tier you want on GitHub Sponsors, then ask for access in #pro-request on the Discord server with your GitHub name. You get a login and a key. During the closed beta, access is handed out by hand.
It happens, Mudae and Discord change things. Report it in the Discord or open a GitHub issue. Fixes usually ship as a new release and the app tells you when one is out.
If it does what you need, keep using it. If you get tired of leaving your PC on, Pro is there.