Install and sign in

You need a Windows 10 or 11 PC (64-bit) and the Discord account your licence is linked to.

Download

1. Open the dashboard and go to Download.

2. Download the build marked Current. Every build is signed, and the bot checks the signature before it installs an update.

3. Run the file you downloaded. The bot keeps everything it saves in its own data folder, so you can put the program wherever you like.

Sign in with Discord

There’s no licence key to type. You approve the PC from Discord instead.

1. Click Sign in with Discord. Your browser opens on a Discord approval page.

2. Check the code in the bot matches the code on the page. If they differ, close the page and start again.

3. Approve it in the browser. The bot signs you in a few seconds later.

yoghurtbot.io

Sign in

Check this code matches the page

KQ7M-4XPD

Copy the approval link

Waiting for you to approve this PC in your browser…

The code in the bot must match the code on the Discord page.

If the browser didn’t open, click Copy the approval link and paste it into your browser yourself.

Skip this next time

Turn on Sign in automatically in Settings › General and the bot uses your saved session on startup. You’ll see “Signing you back in…” instead of the sign-in button. It stops with a message if your licence has expired.

First launch: components

The first time you sign in, a window titled Downloading components fetches two extra pieces:

Component	Size	What it’s for
Browser engine	about 118 MB	Clears anti-bot checks and solves captchas
Location database	about 29 MB	Shows which country each proxy is in

This happens once. If a download fails, click Try again. The window only comes back if a component goes missing.

If the bot won’t start

The bot shows this message when it can’t unpack its files:

yoghurtbot.io could not start

The usual cause is a second copy of the bot that’s already open. Close it, check the system tray, then start the bot again.