Lords Mobile bot APK, GitHub and free downloads: what to know first

What people are usually looking for

Searches like “Lords Mobile bot APK”, “bot GitHub”, “free bot” and “bot program” all point at the same thing: software you download and run yourself, on a phone, an emulator or a PC, that plays the game for you. It is the traditional way bots are shared.

The risks of a downloaded bot

• It runs with your login. To play for you, the program has to sign in as you. If it was written or changed by someone who wants your account, they have it. This is the main reason to be careful with any file from a stranger.
• You cannot see what it does. An APK or a compiled program is not something you can read. Even source code on GitHub only tells you about the code you read, not about the build you were handed.
• Free usually means no support. When the game updates and the bot breaks, there is nobody to ask and no one fixing it.
• It still breaks the game's rules. Whether you download a bot or buy one, IGG prohibits third-party automation. We cover that in the ban-risk guide, honestly.

The option that needs no download

Apex is hosted only. There is no bot APK, no program and no GitHub repository to download, because the bot runs on our servers and you control it from a browser. Nothing runs on your phone or PC, and nobody, operators included, is given the software. If a file or a page says it is an Apex bot download, it is not from us.

You can still try it free: 3 days on up to 3 accounts, no card. After that it is from $1 per account a month. How hosting works is on the hosting page.

So what is the Apex Android app?

Apex does have an Android file, and it is easy to confuse with a bot, so to be exact: it is only the customer portal as an app. It lets you change your settings from your phone. It does not contain the bot and does not play the game. You can download it from apex.axtropy.com/downloads/Apex-1.0.apk only.

How to check a file before you install it

1. Download it only from the site that owns it, never from a link someone sends you.
2. Compare its checksum. For our file, the SHA-256 of Apex-1.0.apk is:
   42171bb3c37cf25742c8c9da83cae8c80268d519bbe59903585532ab4f0a7979
3. On a PC you can check yours with certutil -hashfile Apex-1.0.apk SHA256 (Windows) or sha256sum Apex-1.0.apk (Mac, Linux). If it does not match, do not install it.
4. Never type a password you use anywhere else into a bot you have not been able to inspect, and never hand over a login to someone offering a “free” version.