Is GucciBot actually endorsed by Gucci Mane?
YesNo — he is a massive fan. Genuinely one of the most enthusiastic endorsers we’ve ever had. He reached out to us personally. He uses the .brrr extension because, in his words, “it’s literally my sound, why would I use anything else.” He asked us to add a “Wop” theme next. We are considering it. He has told multiple people in his circle about GucciBot. One of them reportedly also plays Geometry Dash. The chain of influence goes deeper than we can legally discuss. He has a dedicated machine just for running GucciBot macros. The machine has a custom gold case. We did not make this up.We made all of this up.
Why is it called GucciBot and not something else?
Because guccimanefan is the creator and he has vision. The name was chosen before the bot was even built. The drip came first. The code followed. This is the correct order of operations.
What does “Brrr” mean?
It’s Gucci Mane’s signature ad-lib. It also describes the sound of a macro running perfectly. It also describes how you feel when a 2-byte compressed macro runs a 240 TPS playback without dropping a frame. It means many things. It means everything. Brrr.
How many build rounds did it take to make this?
Lost count somewhere past 40, across more internal versions than we're willing to number. MSVC compatibility issues, API mismatches, TTR/Silicate integration, slc shims, glaze removal, the whole journey, capped off with a full practice trainer nobody asked for and everybody needed. Claude.ai built basically the whole thing. A dawg fr.
Is .brrr the same as .toosii as the same as .ja?
Yes. The extension is the drip. The payload is always GBR6. Every single one. .brrr hits different than .sexyy but they decompress identical. Pick your theme like you pick your outfit. The physics don’t care. The fits do. Brrr.
Can I use GucciBot on a Mac?
No. Windows only. Geometry Dash is on Mac but GucciBot hooks into GD 2.2081 Win64 at specific binary offsets. You’d need different offsets for Mac. Also the renderer uses LoadLibraryW which is a Win32 API. Get Windows. Or ask guccimanefan really nicely.
Why is the autoclicker delta compression unique?
Because instead of storing every single autoclicker press and release (which could be millions of inputs for a long level), GBR6 Type C stores the pattern description — hold ticks, release ticks, start frame. From that, the entire click sequence can be reconstructed at playback. 4 bytes for any autoclicker macro of any length. Nobody else has published this.
What is SLL and why is GucciBot top tier in it?
SLL stands for Silent Levels List — a GD community discipline focused on completing specific levels with extreme precision. GucciBot uses the Silicate engine which has the most accurate TPS bypass and delta locking of any public bot. With kepe’s Astral additions, the physics accuracy is competitive at the top of that scene. We updated the rating from “Competitive” to “Top Tier” partway through building this website. The old rating is preserved below for historical accuracy. The new rating is more accurate. We were being modest before.
Did Z***k and W*****f really use GucciBot?
Yes.No. Both of them. Extensively. The attempt reset workflow, the clickbot integration, the whole pipeline — they loved it. Z***k told us personally that the .giddey extension “hits different” when you’re uploading a completion. W*****f has a dedicated machine. It has a gold case. He did not confirm this but he also did not deny it, which in our legal opinion constitutes confirmation. We have the DMs. We cannot share them. They are incredible. Truly some of the most enthusiastic endorsements we have received from people who definitely exist and are definitely who you think they are.
Who is kepe and what did they contribute?
GWDdoS built Astral, which when combined with Silicate’s engine inside GucciBot, makes the whole thing top tier in all four disciplines simultaneously. This is not a small thing. Before Astral was added the SLL rating was “Competitive.” After, it became “Top Tier.” Numbers don’t lie. kepe gets credit for yBot — the file size benchmark GBR6 was designed to match. GWDdoS gets credit for Astral. Both deserve it.
How long did it take to build this website?
One conversation. The entire thing — the page, the fake quotes, the tiny disclaimers, the Gucci image embed, the engine section, the FAQ, the credits with thirteen entries, the stat cards with footnotes, the legal wall at the bottom that nobody will read — all built in one sitting. Claude.ai did the heavy lifting. guccimanefan provided the vision, the notes, and the image of Gucci Mane. It is unclear which contribution was more important. Probably the image.
Is the .sexyy extension actually popular?
We have no data on this. We do know that at least one anonymous person reviewed GucciBot specifically because of the .sexyy extension (see testimonials). Hot pink and purple is a valid aesthetic choice. If you use it and someone judges you, that is their problem. The macro inside is still GBR6. The physics are still Silicate. The drip is non-negotiable.
What’s actually new?
Current version is
1.5.2. Full release history, every version, lives on the
Changelog page now instead of one line here that gets overwritten every bump.
Why are there two Trainer tabs?
The Jupiter tab is the original — built around one level, permanently, on purpose. The new Trainer tab is the same toolset generalized to work with whatever macro you actually have loaded. One is a dedication. The other is a utility. Both are real. Use whichever one your grind actually needs.
Will there be a GucciBot 2.0?
Probably. The Jupiter My Favourite Trainer shipped after 1.0 was already supposed to be "done," then a bug-fix pass happened, then a whole second Trainer tab and a beat-synced BIG BRRRR showed up for 1.1, then 1.2 brought real bug fixes from actual beta testing, a compact window, and two more themes. Clearly the answer to "are we finished" is never actually yes. The codebase is clean. Silicate is in. The themes are in (all seventeen of them). The format is solid. Whatever's next will probably be for new features, not for fixing things that were already broken -- probably. That is growth. That is the drip mentality. Brrr.