The Botify dashboard is divided into four main zones: Title Bar, Sidebar, Main Content Area, and Status Bar.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.botifymanager.xyz/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Title Bar
| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| App Name & Version | Displays “Botify 3.3 — ERLC SUITE” |
| Session Uptime Timer | Live counter showing time since Botify launched — resets on app restart, not on engine stop |
Sidebar Navigation
Five tabs are accessible at all times from the sidebar:Accounts
Manage all stored alt accounts — add, remove, launch, group, and monitor real-time status.
Automation
Configure and start launch modes: 24/7 Alting, Normal Launch, or Enterprise Cluster.
Cookies
View and manage stored
.ROBLOSECURITY cookies — refresh individually or in bulk.Logs
Real-time scrolling log viewer for all Botify activity, color-coded by severity.
Settings
Configure API keys, performance tuning, server thresholds, and all app behavior.
Sidebar Live Counters
Two counters sit below the navigation tabs and update in real time:| Counter | Description |
|---|---|
| ACTIVE | Roblox bot instances currently running and managed by Botify |
| TOTAL | Total alt accounts stored in MongoDB for this PC |
Status Bar
The status bar runs across the bottom of the window and provides a constant system health overview:| Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Status Dot | Ready (gray) / Running (green) / Stopped (red) |
| RAM Usage | Total Roblox process RAM + system RAM percentage |
| Bot Count | Number of active bot instances currently running |
| Server Code | Your configured ERLC private server code |
Live Memory Monitor
Updates every 10 seconds and is displayed in the status bar and Settings panel:| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
| Total Roblox RAM | Sum of all Roblox process working sets |
| Per-Instance Average | Total Roblox RAM ÷ running instance count |
| System RAM % | OS-level overall memory utilization |
| Est. Max Additional Instances | Calculated as (available RAM − 1 GB) ÷ 100 MB |
Multi-Roblox Status
On startup, Botify initializes the singleton mutex bypass in the background — this is what allows multiple Roblox instances to run simultaneously. The sidebar displays the initialization status:- Initializing — mutex bypass starting up (up to 30 seconds)
- Active — multiple instances enabled
- Warning — initialization timed out; admin privileges may be missing