Every feature for everyone
There is no donor tier. Automatic updates, new modules and every setting are the same for everybody, and a donation changes nothing in the app.
Mercy SF compared with MFBot and other Shakes & Fidget bots
If you are choosing a Shakes & Fidget bot, this page puts the facts side by side. Everything about Mercy SF can be checked on this site. Everything about MFBot is taken from its own public website, with the date it was checked.
MFBot (Magical Fidget Bot) is an independent project by a different team. Mercy SF has no connection to it, and this page is not meant to run it down.
Side by side
| Topic | Mercy SF | MFBot |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free. Donations unlock nothing. | Free. Its FAQ says donors get some exclusive extras, such as automatic updates and earlier access to new features. |
| Releases | First release in June 2026, several releases a month since, every one in the public changelog. | Latest stable version 5.6.2.0 from 6 August 2023, plus a 6.0 preview (nightly) build from 20 February 2024. |
| Updates | Signed automatic updates for everyone. | Automatic updates are listed as a donor extra. |
| Windows | Windows 10 and newer, 64-bit, desktop app. | Desktop interface and console. The stable version needs Windows 7 or newer and .NET Framework 4.5.2. |
| macOS | Desktop app for Apple Silicon and Intel, macOS 12 and newer. | No macOS download. The site says macOS should in theory work with the 6.0 preview build. |
| Linux | Desktop app (AppImage and .deb) and a console build, for x64 and ARM64. | Console builds for x86_64, i686 and several ARM variants, running on Mono (stable) or .NET 6 (preview). |
| Raspberry Pi | ARM64 desktop app, console build and self-hosted panel. | ARM console builds, including ones for older Raspberry Pi models. |
| Phone | Android and iPhone apps (beta) as a remote control. | No phone app on the download page. |
| Browser control | Self-hosted panel you open in a browser from anywhere. | A web interface, offered as Python files. |
| Private servers | Supported, PandoraSF for example, with separate rules for each kind of server. | Not supported by the current versions. An old 3.x version that is no longer maintained runs on servers with the old game version. |
| Languages | 36 interface languages. | German and English, with language packs for Hungarian, Polish, Czech and French. |
Facts about MFBot as listed on mfbot.de on 13 October 2026. If something has changed since, say so on Discord and it will be corrected. Source:mfbot.de/downloads, mfbot.de/faq
What MFBot has going for it
Credit where it is due. MFBot has been around for well over a decade, while Mercy SF is young. It has its own forum with years of questions and answers, and it runs on 32-bit systems and older versions of Windows that Mercy SF does not support. If those things matter to you, it is a reasonable choice.
Where Mercy SF is different
Native on every desktop
Built with Rust and Tauri 2. There is no .NET or Mono runtime to install, and it is the same app on Windows, macOS and Linux.
The timed events
The World Boss, the Hellevator and the Legendary Dungeon have their own modules, and the bot checks whether an event is really running before it acts.
It shows its reasoning
Every decision comes with its reason on screen, so you can see why it attacked somebody, or why it waited.
Made for a new server
A server-start mode unlocks each feature as soon as the level allows and fills the scrapbook while every item is still new.
Other Shakes & Fidget bots and tools
Besides full bots there are smaller helpers: browser extensions that suggest scrapbook targets, battle simulators, guild statistics for Discord, and macro tools that click the screen for you. They answer narrower questions, and some of them answer those well. Whatever you choose, a few questions are worth asking first.
Before you run any Shakes & Fidget bot
- Where does your login go? It should stay on your own machine, not on somebody else's server.
- Can you check the download? Look for published checksums or signed updates.
- Does it promise to be undetectable? Nobody can promise that. Treat it as a warning sign.
- Does it promise free mushrooms or gold? That is impossible in an online game and means a scam.
- Does it spend mushrooms on its own? Spending should be off until you allow it, with a limit you set.
- Does it tell you what it is doing? A bot that only says 'running' is hard to trust with an account you have played for years.
Try Mercy SF
Free, no account needed to download, and running in about a minute.