Automated Rain-Claim
Budget / Salary$100–150
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted57 minutes ago
I run a browser-based crash game built in plain HTML / JavaScript where I regularly trigger “player rain” giveaways. Using a few alternate accounts, I want those drops to be scooped up automatically the moment they appear.
My original DOM-listener and WebSocket hooks worked for a short while but the site patched whatever signals I was watching, so I’m back to square one. I need a fresh, more resilient approach that can:
• Detect every rain event in real time on the live web client
• Claim the reward instantly for the account that’s logged in (I’ll handle multiple logins myself—single-account execution per browser tab is fine)
• Keep working even if the front-end markup or socket payloads shift slightly
Feel free to tap into network traffic, service-workers, browser extensions, user-scripts, or an external headless solution—whatever offers the best shot at staying undetected and functional for months, not weeks. Stability and low footprint matter more to me than fancy UIs.
Deliverables I expect:
1. Source code and concise setup instructions (Tampermonkey script, extension package, or Node headless runner).
2. Quick video or GIF showing the script auto-claiming a live rain.
3. Brief note on how you’d tweak the detection signature if the game changes again.
If you’ve already cracked similar HTML/JS drop systems, this should be straightforward. Let me know your proposed approach and estimated turnaround.
My original DOM-listener and WebSocket hooks worked for a short while but the site patched whatever signals I was watching, so I’m back to square one. I need a fresh, more resilient approach that can:
• Detect every rain event in real time on the live web client
• Claim the reward instantly for the account that’s logged in (I’ll handle multiple logins myself—single-account execution per browser tab is fine)
• Keep working even if the front-end markup or socket payloads shift slightly
Feel free to tap into network traffic, service-workers, browser extensions, user-scripts, or an external headless solution—whatever offers the best shot at staying undetected and functional for months, not weeks. Stability and low footprint matter more to me than fancy UIs.
Deliverables I expect:
1. Source code and concise setup instructions (Tampermonkey script, extension package, or Node headless runner).
2. Quick video or GIF showing the script auto-claiming a live rain.
3. Brief note on how you’d tweak the detection signature if the game changes again.
If you’ve already cracked similar HTML/JS drop systems, this should be straightforward. Let me know your proposed approach and estimated turnaround.
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