Will I get debuffed?
Anker hooks the game's own IL2CPP protocol so it behaves like a real client, and Fleet drives accounts through that same official networking. Both are undetected. ryik Bot runs inside the browser sandbox and is currently undetected too, though it is the most exposed of the three. All three reuse official game messages rather than patching memory.
How do I get Anker?
Ask the ryik AI bot in the ryik Discord. Once you are an active, helpful member - around 15+ messages with a good helpfulness score - it will start a conversation and send you an invite link over Discord. From there Anker needs a licence: pick one in the dashboard, or let the licence extend itself while you stay active.
What's the difference between the two clients?
ryik Bot runs in any browser with no install and travels to any platform. Anker is the full native bot with quest, captain and PvP automation on the Windows client, undetected. Anker does the most; ryik Bot travels the furthest.
Which one should I start with?
Want zero setup? Start with ryik Bot and its free demo. Already active in the Discord? Ask ryik AI for an Anker invite, then activate a licence in the dashboard.
Do I need a licence per tool?
Yes, per tool. Every tool needs its own licence. Anker is invite-only through ryik AI, then licensed, with the licence extending while you stay active in the Discord. Fleet is in closed beta. One ryik account covers them all, so a single login carries your licences and settings between tools.
What is Fleet, exactly?
Fleet runs many game accounts from one private dashboard. Each ship gets an isolated worker, live telemetry and saved settings, with optional per-PC relays if you would rather use your own route.
How do I get Fleet access?
Fleet is in closed beta. Join the Discord and ask @iNk for an invite. Once the beta ends it opens to everyone.