CLASHPILOT
0.4.0
RUNNING
0:00:00

Waiting for Android to boot ...

replay of a run on 2026-09-15Town Hall 8

Reading the window

ClashPilot opens on the Run page, which answers two questions at a glance: is the bot working, and what has it done so far?

The line along the top

A thin line runs across the top of the window, so you can read the bot's state from across the room. It is green and solid while the bot plays, amber and broken while it waits (starting up, on a break, paused), red when it needs you, and grey when it is not running.

StateWhat it means
ReadyNothing is running. Press Start.
StartingThe emulator and the game are being opened.
RunningThe bot is playing.
PausedHands off. The game is open for you.
BreakThe bot has closed the game for a while and will come back.
StoppingThe run is ending.
StoppedThe run has ended.
Needs youThe bot could not find its way and has stopped.

The run, on the left

At the top left are the bot's state in a word, how long it has been running, the account it is playing, and the emulator it plays on. Under them are Start, Pause and Stop.

When a new version of ClashPilot is out, a line under its name says so. Click it for what is new and the download.

The Run page

  • The title is the state: Running, On a break, Needs you, Ready.
  • The sentence under it says what the bot is doing right now. It is the newest line of the Log.
  • This session adds up what the bot has done since you pressed Start: battles, gold, elixir, dark elixir and the village jobs, each with how much it makes in an hour.
  • The run so far draws the session as a strip of time: every battle is a mark on it, and every break is a gap.
  • Story shows the last few lines of the Log. Open the log for all of them.

The pages

The pages are listed down the left, in three groups. The run: Run, Log and Statistics. What it does: Accounts, if you play more than one; General for the village; Attack; Army; Builder Base; Runtime for breaks and timing. Setup: Settings, for the emulator. The page you are on is underlined.

The Log

The Log is one plain sentence for each thing the bot does, with the time it did it. When something goes wrong, the Log says so in the same voice, and when the bot stops and asks for you, the last lines say why.