The auto-clicker that just does it again. And again. And again. Millisecond-precise clicking, record-and-play macros, humanized randomness, and a neon interface that actually slaps — all in a single file.
CMBOMT started as a humble clicker and kept leveling up. Here's the whole kit — no upsells, no locked features.
Dial an exact interval down to the millisecond. Left, right, or middle button. Single or double. Fire a set number of times, or until you stop it.
Hit record and do your thing. CMBOMT replays your clicks, keystrokes, scrolls, and mouse path with real timing — and lets you edit every step in a table or build one from scratch.
Sprinkle random jitter into your timing and cursor position so your clicking looks gloriously less like a robot's.
Save every setup under a name and reload it instantly. Your slow farm-click and your rapid-fire combo, one dropdown apart.
Start and stop from anywhere with a global hotkey you choose — it works even when the window is hidden or in the tray.
Pin the window above your game or app so it never vanishes behind the thing you're actually clicking.
Close it to the system tray and let it idle quietly in the background until the moment you need it.
Frameless, glowing, amber-on-black. Custom toggle switches, digital readouts, and a START button with real presence.
There may or may not be a Konami code, a lifetime click counter, moody status messages, and a button that refuses to be clicked. (There is.)
One window, every option in reach — and a little something extra if you know the right buttons to press.
One executable, about 36 MB. No installer, no dependencies, no Python required. Just the file.
Double-click. On first launch Windows may show a one-time "More info → Run anyway" for the unsigned build — that's normal for indie apps.
Set your interval, hit START (or your hotkey), and go touch grass while CMBOMT does the clicking.
One file. One click to download. Then infinite clicks on the house.
⬇ Download CMBOMT for Windows