A few things
worth knowing.

aimos provides adjustable aim assistance. You choose when to use it and tune the settings to the feel you prefer. Both 1PC and 2PC need compatible hardware.

1PC uses one computer and a small board connected to your mouse. 2PC uses a gaming PC, a second PC, and a MAKCU. The second PC receives the game’s picture through OBS / NDI or a capture card.

If you have one PC, look at 1PC and check the supported boards in Docs. If you already have a second PC and a MAKCU, look at 2PC. Check your equipment before buying; the licenses are different.

No. The plans on Pricing are for software access. You need to buy compatible hardware separately.

The plans currently for sale are one-time payments and do not auto-renew. If you have an older recurring subscription, you can check its renewal status in My account.

Your time starts when you first activate aimos with the license, not at checkout. You can prepare your equipment before starting.

After your payment is confirmed, we send the license to the email you used at checkout. Check spam or junk if you can’t find it. Use the same email to access My account.

Yes. Select a plan, choose Crypto, and enter the email for your license. Follow the invoice’s currency and network instructions carefully. Your license is sent after the payment provider confirms payment; an incomplete payment may need support.

The guides cover supported Waveshare RP2040 / RP2350 PiZero boards, RP2350 USB-A, Adafruit Feather RP2040 USB Host, and the older Leonardo with USB Host Shield. Check the exact model: not every board with the same chip has the same ports.

Current standard 1PC plans include both. Downloads shows a separate button for each. Choose one at a time; you don’t need to run both together.

No. Setup prepares your board. Once it works, you normally reconnect your equipment and open aimos. Only repeat Setup when the instructions or support ask you to.

The board-to-PC cable must support data, not just charging. Some board and mouse combinations also need an adapter. The hardware guide shows the connections for each board.

Mouse compatibility can vary by model and connection. If yours behaves strangely through the board, check Troubleshooting and tell support the exact mouse and board. Don’t buy another mouse without checking first.

Play on PC1 and open aimos on PC2. If you use OBS / NDI, keep OBS open on PC1 to share the picture. You can adjust aimos settings from PC1 in your browser.

Not if you use OBS / NDI over your local network. A compatible capture card is an alternative. Choose the video source you actually use in OBS / Video Capture.

When aimos opens on PC2, it shows an address to open on PC1. Copy that full address into PC1’s browser. Both computers need to be on the same local network.

2PC uses mouse buttons received through the MAKCU for activation. Choose a mouse button in the feature’s settings; a keyboard connected to PC1 won’t activate it.

Keep the game, Windows and OBS resolutions consistent. In OBS, match Base and Output Resolution to avoid resizing. A stable wired network helps. Follow the 2PC setup guide before increasing the frame rate.

No. Each license belongs to its setup. Enter your key in Downloads to see the matching downloads.

Eligible active licenses can be paused from My account. Your remaining allowance and limits are shown there before you confirm. You can resume a customer pause yourself; a pause placed by support needs support to lift it.

It resets the computer linked to your license, for example when you move to a new PC. My account shows when a reset is available and asks you to confirm. It doesn’t add license time.

Yes. Sign in to My account and use the Discord option on your license. Use the Discord account you want linked and join the aimos server when asked.

Use Configs in the aimos settings panel and wait for the save confirmation. Use the same license and product on the other computer. Check its hardware and video choices again; those can differ between computers.

Try Troubleshooting for the problem you see. If you still need help, contact us on Discord with your setup, mouse and board model, plus the exact message shown. Keep your license and personal details out of public messages.