KizuBot is an advanced AI-powered automation bot for PokeXGames that enables 100% AFK farming, auto-catch, auto-battle, shiny hunting, and more. It's designed to help players maximize their efficiency with intelligent automation features.

Is KizuBot safe to use?

Yes, KizuBot is designed with security in mind and is used by over 500 active players. We continuously update our system to ensure safe and reliable operation with advanced protection mechanisms.

How much does KizuBot cost?

KizuBot is available for R$250. This includes access to all features, cloud-based control panel, regular updates, and customer support.

What features does KizuBot include?

KizuBot includes 100% AFK automation, advanced cavebot navigation, auto-catch system, auto-battle combat, intelligent healing, shiny hunting, fishing automation, farming tools, party management, alarm systems, and multi-account support.

How do I install KizuBot?

After purchasing, you'll receive access to our cloud-based control panel. Simply log in, configure your settings through our intuitive interface, and start automating. Detailed setup documentation is available at https://kizubot.com/docs/setup

Does KizuBot work on all operating systems?

Yes, KizuBot is web-based and works on Windows, Linux, macOS, and any device with a modern web browser. Our cloud-based system ensures compatibility across all platforms.

Exclusive Pokédex Search, Time Pokémon Redesign & bestTile Fix

important: kizubot updates now arrive via recreate from the panel at [painel.kizubot.com/dashboard/machine-setup](https://painel.kizubot.com/dashboard/machine-setup). ALT+F in a safe zone no longer pulls a new version — that's why we removed the note from the changelog header
Added a search field in the Time Pokémon tab backed by the kizubot-exclusive pokédex — type the pokemon's name and it pulls in our tested move presets, no more building the setup from scratch
Fully redesigned the Time Pokémon tab — cleaner layout, fewer clicks to configure each pokemon, and visuals aligned with the rest of the panel
Fixed a bug in *bestTile* selection used by orderDuringLure and orderInBestTileToFinishBox — in certain scenarios the bot picked a worse tile than ideal during lure/combo, now the heuristic is consistent across both paths
Fixed a rare issue where the machine would end up buggy after a recreate — happened in specific timing cases and left the container in an inconsistent state until the next restart
Removed the color_depth option from the recreate tab — it was an internal setting that brought no user benefit and just got in the way during recreate