Frequently asked questions

Ruby Vision is an AI aimbot for Windows PC that works with nearly any game. Fortnite has a prepackaged model today; other games use custom models. It runs a real-time object detection model on your graphics card to find opponents on screen, then assists your aim with the smoothing, aim point, and field of view you choose from a web dashboard. It costs $29.99 once for lifetime access, or $14.99 per month ($7.99 per week if you only need a short stretch) if you would rather subscribe.

Basically any game where targets are visible on screen, because Ruby detects them from the picture instead of reading game memory. Right now only Fortnite has a prepackaged model that works out of the box. Other games are supported through custom model support.

Yes. There is no extra hardware and nothing to build. Create your account with the email you paid with, download the loader from your dashboard, and run it. The first launch downloads what it needs and prepares the model, which takes a few minutes, and later launches skip that. If you play Fortnite, copy its settings from the setup video on your dashboard and you are ready to play. If anything gets stuck, the setup help page and our Discord will sort it out.

The monthly plan is $14.99 and renews automatically every month until you cancel. The weekly plan is $7.99 and works the same way, renewing every week. You can cancel any time with the Manage subscription link on your profile page (billing.stripe.com, sign in with the email you paid with) or in your Stripe receipt email, or ask in our Discord. Cancelling stops future charges and your access continues until the end of the week or month you already paid for. Renewals are not refunded, so cancel before the renewal date if you do not want to continue. If you would rather pay once, the lifetime plan is $29.99 and never expires.

Ruby captures your screen and runs an on-device AI model to detect opponents, then moves your aim through a virtual input. It never reads or writes the game's memory. What you get is aim assistance with no ESP, meaning no wallhacks, player boxes, or skeletons, since those require reading game memory. That is also exactly why it stays undetected: because it never touches memory, there is nothing for anti-cheat to find. The aim itself is comparable to what you would get from a memory-reading cheat. The detection just comes from the screen instead of RAM.

There is a possibility with every cheat to get banned by staff and manual reports. This cheat is fully undetected by the anti-cheat, so it is fully safe to use with legit settings (and rage settings if you want to take the risk).

• Windows 10 (1903+) or Windows 11, 64-bit. No macOS, Linux or console. GeForce NOW works; other cloud/streamed games do not.
• Keyboard & mouse or controller.
• Minimum: a dedicated NVIDIA or AMD DirectX 12 GPU (GTX 900/10-series, RX 400-series or newer). Intel integrated graphics and Intel Arc are not supported.
• Recommended: an NVIDIA RTX card (or GTX 1650/1660). Those run the TensorRT path at roughly 2-3 ms per frame; everything else runs DirectML at roughly 5-15 ms.
• 8 GB RAM and 2 GB free disk minimum; 16 GB RAM and 8 GB free disk recommended.
• An internet connection at every launch, and one admin (UAC) prompt the first time for the virtual-controller driver.

The full minimum and recommended specs, plus what is not supported, are published on the purchase page and in section 2 of the Terms. Check them before you buy: purchases (including weekly and monthly renewals) are final, so a PC that does not meet the minimum is not a refundable reason.

See the full requirements

Yes. NVIDIA RTX cards (and the GTX 1650/1660) use TensorRT for the fastest detection, and AMD Radeon RX 400-series or newer, plus older NVIDIA cards, run through DirectML. Intel integrated graphics and Intel Arc are not supported.

No, this runs fully on your computer. No hardware needed. You just run the loader and play!