AlterCPA Autologin uses Vision Browser to create antidetect profiles for each visit. Vision Browser must be installed and running on the same Windows machine as the autologin server.

1. 1
   Download Vision Browser

   Go to browser.vision and download the Windows installer (.exe).
2. 2
   Run the installer

   Execute the downloaded .exe file. You will be prompted to choose an installation directory. Complete the four-step installation wizard and let it finish.
3. 3
   Launch Vision Browser and sign in

   Open Vision Browser from the Start menu or desktop shortcut. Sign into your Vision account or create one if you do not have one yet.
4. 4
   Copy your API token

   Open Settings inside Vision Browser and copy your API token. You will paste it into the autologin config in a later step. Keep Vision Browser running — it must stay open while the autologin server operates.

Download the Windows binary and place it in any folder — for example, C:\autologin\.

On the first launch, the server creates autologin-config.yaml in the same folder and exits. You then edit the config before starting the server properly.

1. 1
   Open Command Prompt in the autologin folder

   In File Explorer, navigate to the folder containing autologin.exe. Click the address bar, type cmd, and press Enter.
2. 2
   Run once to generate the config file

   autologin.exe

   The file autologin-config.yaml will appear in the same folder. The server will stop after creating it.
3. 3
   Open autologin-config.yaml in a text editor

   Right-click the file → Open with → Notepad (or any other text editor). The file contains all available settings with default values.
4. 4
   Set your Vision Browser API token

   Find the browser section and paste the token you copied from Vision Browser Settings:

   browser:
     type: vision
     api_token: "PASTE-YOUR-VISION-TOKEN-HERE"

5. 5
   Set a security token

   Find the server section and set a token of your choice. This token is part of the API URL and protects the server from unauthorised access:

   server:
     port: 8765
     token: "your-secret-token"

6. 6
   Save the file

   Save and close the text editor.

server:
  port: 8765          # port the server listens on
  token: "change-me"  # security token in the API URL

browser:
  type: vision        # antidetect browser — "vision" only
  api_token: ""       # paste your Vision Browser API token here
  local_url: ""       # optional: override Vision local API URL

visit:
  timeout: 30         # page load timeout, seconds
  headless: true      # run browser invisibly
  wait_after: 3       # minimum pause after page load, seconds
  wait_after_max: 8   # maximum pause (random between wait_after and this)
  workers: 5          # maximum concurrent visits

log:
  file: ""            # log file path; empty = console output
  level: info         # debug | info | warn | error

If AlterCPA runs on a different machine (a remote server or another PC), Windows Firewall must allow inbound connections on port 8765. If AlterCPA is on the same machine, skip this step.

1. 1
   Open PowerShell as Administrator

   Press Win + X and choose Windows PowerShell (Admin), or search for PowerShell in the Start menu, right-click it, and select Run as administrator.
2. 2
   Add the inbound firewall rule

   Run this command to allow inbound TCP traffic on port 8765:

   New-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName "AlterCPA Autologin" -Direction Inbound -Protocol TCP -LocalPort 8765 -Action Allow

3. 3
   Verify the rule was created

   Get-NetFirewallRule -DisplayName "AlterCPA Autologin"

   You should see the rule listed with Enabled: True and Action: Allow.

1. 1
   Make sure Vision Browser is running

   Confirm Vision Browser is open and you are signed in before starting the autologin server.
2. 2
   Run the server

   autologin.exe

   The server prints a startup banner with the ready-made API URL. Leave this window open — closing it stops the server.
3. 3
   Test with a health check

   In a second Command Prompt window, run:

   curl http://localhost:8765/health

   You should get {"status":"ok"}.

The startup banner prints the complete API URL to paste into AlterCPA. Copy it from the console and paste it into your AlterCPA panel: Hacks → Autologiner → api field.

http://YOUR-SERVER-IP:8765/run/your-secret-token|JSON|url={url}&ip={ip}&ua={ua}&geo={geo}&lang={lang}&referer={referer}&proxy={proxy}&pauth={pauth}&name={name}&last={last}&email={email}&pass={pass}