KILLYWARE
Stay undetected.
Stay in control.
A Roblox external made for closeting and bypassing PC checks and recording policies — including T1/T2/T3 and IRL. It runs completely fileless and never touches your disk. Every setting is driven from a web panel that opens on your phone, your second monitor or any device.
Buy a key, or refer and earn.
Every plan unlocks the web panel. The Lite key is not for sale right now — the longer plans are already at the Halloween prices.
- ESP
- Triggerbot
- Bypasses everything — T1, T2, T3 and IRL
- Runs fileless, web panel included
- Full client — every aim, ESP and hitbox tool
- Four weeks of access per payment
- One key, one machine
- Resettable HWID
- Everything in the monthly plan
- Three months, one payment
- Fewer renewals to think about
- Resettable HWID
- Every feature, no renewals
- All future updates included
- Configs kept server-side
- Resettable HWID
All prices are in USD. Only for a limited amount of time. Prices are subject to change without notice. This offer may be modified or withdrawn at any time. No refunds on price differences for previously purchased plans.
How it works
When someone buys a key they are asked whether a friend referred them. If they put your name down, that sale becomes your commission — paid on every plan, Lite through lifetime.
Commission structure
You start at 10% of every successful referral. Each successful referral adds 5 percentage points, all the way to 60% per sale. Nothing to track, nothing to claim — it is applied automatically.
The more customers you refer successfully, the more each sale is worth — until your rate reaches the maximum.
Start referring →The real interface.
Not a screenshot.
The panel below is the one you get, running live in your browser. Scroll and it walks through every section on its own — the tabs, the dock sides and the panel settings.
Every aim tool on one screen.
AimLock, SilentAim and Triggerbot. Target part, priority, FOV circle, sticky aim, auto-fire — all of it applied live.
Every element, its own colour.
Box, fill, name tags, skeleton, distance, snaplines and the health bar. Each one carries its own colour and thickness, and the preview shows exactly what the game will draw.
The lobby, live.
Everyone in the server with their ping. Whitelist a friend, force a target, or teleport straight to a player.
Movement and hitboxes.
Speed and jump modifiers, a hitbox expander you can apply limb by limb, and a visualiser for the hitboxes themselves.
Filter what it reacts to.
Team, wall, spectator and spawn-protection checks, plus a maximum distance for the overlay.
Keybinds, stream and configs.
Rebind the menu, ESP, exit and rescan keys. Streamproof, stream mode with the device link, and the server-side config list.
The gear changes the panel itself.
Theme colours, font weight and how the panel animates. It follows your session to every device.
Put the tabs on the left.
Drag the tab bar onto any side of the panel and it re-docks there — the client and the web panel do exactly the same thing.
Or on the right.
Same panel, same settings, different side. Nothing to configure in-game and nothing to re-learn.
Or across the top.
The tabs stretch along the top edge and the content keeps the space it needs.
Or underneath.
The tab bar drops below the window, which is the easiest layout on a wide screen.
Passes manual and automated PC checks.
Detect.ac, anticheat.ac, Echo.ac and other scanners see nothing — the client never writes to disk. Recording policies and hardware capture are bypassed on both NVIDIA and AMD.
Open the panel and drop in.
Load a config, check your settings, and you are done.