Everything it does.
Nothing it doesn't.

Your licence is checked against our server on every launch, so there is no key file to keep safe and nothing to paste. Sign in with the same account you use for the member panel — the status line under the button reports what the client is doing, and it will not go any further until the licence clears.

On the Main tab you tick Inject DLL and press Confirm. The status line turns green: "Injected successfully!" Nothing else is asked of you. There is no profile to build, no config file to edit, no per-song preparation.

The engine reads the live rhythm chart and lands every input inside the window the game scores as PERFECT. That is the only judgement it produces, on a chart you have never seen exactly as on one you have played a thousand times. There is no note limit, no combo ceiling and no session cap: it holds the chain for as long as you leave it running.

What that adds up to is the whole game, effortless. Every song a full perfect, every round yours, MVP and champion as the ordinary outcome rather than a good night. The 1,488 chain in our tutorial footage is not a maximum — it is simply where that recording stopped.

Autoplay ON and Autoplay OFF are the pair you live on: turn the engine loose, or take a chart back and play it yourself. Active Screen is the anti-freeze — it keeps the client awake and the window active so a long unattended session does not stall on a screensaver or an idle timeout — and it gets its own on and off key rather than being buried in a menu.

Binding is one gesture: click a cell, press the key you want in it, done. That layout is then yours for good — the same on the next launch, the next build and the next subscription — and every key fires with the game focused, so nothing needs alt-tabbing. Total control of the controls is not a checkbox we added late; it is how we think software you run every night should behave.

Plan and Type name the build you loaded. Holder shows the account it is bound to. Valid Until prints the date and the remaining days together, so a renewal never sneaks up on you. The game window title carries the same details, stamped in at build time.

None of that is something you have to take on trust. If you paid for an Advanced licence running to 2030, the client says so on screen, every session.