Frequently Asked Questions

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 Fortnite'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, console, or cloud/streamed Fortnite.
• Keyboard & mouse (controller not supported).
• 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 are final, so a PC that does not meet the minimum is not a refundable reason.

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