The Grepolis bot in your browser

Chrome, Edge, Brave and Opera

All four are Chromium browsers, so all four take the same Grepolis Chrome script. Add Tampermonkey - from the Chrome Web Store for Chrome and Brave, Microsoft's add-on store for Edge, Opera's own store for Opera - and then add Grepobot. Violentmonkey works in every one of them too, if you prefer it.

One thing worth saying plainly: Grepobot is not a Grepolis Chrome extension. The extension is the userscript manager; Grepobot is the browser script it runs. That is why the same install works in every Chromium browser, and why a browser update has never broken it.

Firefox, and what happened to Greasemonkey

Firefox takes Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey from addons.mozilla.org, and from there the Grepolis bot Firefox route is identical to Chrome's: add the manager, add the script, open the game.

Greasemonkey is the manager long-time players remember, and the reason a userscript is still sometimes called a Greasemonkey script. Grepobot is developed and tested against Tampermonkey and Violentmonkey. Greasemonkey sandboxes a script differently, so it is not one we test - and we would rather say that here than let you find out halfway through a world.

Safari has no supported route

Safari dropped the extension format userscript managers relied on, and nothing maintained replaced it. There is no Safari build of Grepobot and no workaround we would put our name to. Use Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Opera or Brave instead.

Windows, macOS, Linux: the browser is what matters

There is no Grepolis bot PC download, no Mac build and no Linux build, because none of the three would mean anything. The bot runs in a browser tab, so the operating system underneath is something Grepobot never sees. A Windows laptop, a MacBook and a Linux desktop run exactly the same script, and your settings follow your account to all of them.

Is there a Grepolis bot for mobile?

No. There is no Android APK, no iOS app and no mobile app planned, and any site offering you one is offering something else. Grepobot works through the desktop game client: it opens its own windows inside the client's interface and reads the models that client keeps in the page. The mobile client has neither of those.

Userscript managers are a desktop story almost everywhere as well - Firefox for Android can run one, but the game would still have to be the desktop client for the bot to have anything to attach to. What does work: leave Grepolis open in a desktop browser, and the bot keeps farming while you play from your phone.

Nothing to download, nothing to uninstall

What you install is a loader a few kilobytes long. The bot itself is fetched from our server every time you open Grepolis, so there is no Grepolis bot free download to keep track of, no installer, and no update to run - you are always on the current build. Removing the script in your manager is the whole of uninstalling it.