Steal a Brainrot Macro is a free macro for Windows 10 and 11 that repeats what you would be doing by hand.
Record a sequence once from your own keyboard - the walk, the grab, the way back - and it loops until you stop it. A second sequence can run on a longer interval for collecting or restocking, so a long AFK session does not stall halfway.
Delays are set in milliseconds with random jitter, so the timing is not machine-perfect. A global hotkey starts and stops everything without leaving the game window, and a run counter shows how many loops have completed. Sequences are saved as named profiles, so a change of route or server is one click away.
Nothing is injected into the game and no game files are touched - it only sends keystrokes and clicks, the same way your keyboard and mouse do.
Small installer, no extra components, no admin rights, no ads. Free and open source, MIT licensed.
Source: https://github.com/christianfrei791/steal-a-brainrot-macro
Features
- Records a key and click sequence from your own input
- Loops the sequence until you stop it
- Second sequence on a longer interval for collecting
- Delays in milliseconds with random jitter
- Global hotkey to start and stop without leaving the game
- Named profiles for different routes and servers
- Run counter showing completed loops
- Small installer, no extra components, free and open source (MIT)