The Devices tab is your live roster of every device bound to your Reconnect subscription. Each device card updates in real time so you always know which machines are running, when they last checked in, and what tier they’re operating under — all without touching the device itself.
Device Status
Every device card displays a status badge that reflects the current connection state of the Reconnect client on that device:
- 🟢 Online — the Reconnect client is connected and actively running
- ⚫ Offline — the client has disconnected or the device is unreachable
Reading a Device Card
Each card in the Devices tab surfaces the most important information at a glance:
| Field | What it shows |
|---|
| Device Name & OS | The name you gave the device, plus its platform (Android or Windows) |
| Online / Offline badge | Real-time connection status |
| Last seen | Timestamp of the most recent check-in from the device |
| Account setup badge | Number of Roblox accounts configured on that device vs. the allowed limit (e.g. 1/2) — Pro+ only |
| Subscription tier | The plan tier (Free, Limited, Pro, Pro+) the device is running under |
Device Control Panel
Click any device card to open its Device Control Panel — a focused view for that single device. The panel has two tabs:
The Overview tab gives you a full picture of the device and lets you take immediate action.Status cards show four key indicators at a glance:
- Online — whether the client is currently connected
- Rejoin — whether the auto-rejoin loop is active
- Root — whether the device has root access
- Tier — the subscription tier the device is on
Quick Actions let you act on the device immediately without touching it:| Action | Description |
|---|
| Kill Roblox | Force-stops all running Roblox instances on the device and pauses the rejoin loop. See Kill Mode below for details. |
| Sync | Requests a full state update from the device, refreshing all status information shown in the dashboard. |
| Send Cookie | Pushes a stored .ROBLOSECURITY cookie directly to the device, triggering a cookie-based login. |
The Overview tab also includes a cookie import field so you can push a new cookie to the device on the spot. The Remote Control tab gives you full access to the device’s Reconnect menu — exactly as if you were sitting in front of it.Remote Control requires all three of the following: the device must be Online, your subscription must be Pro+, and Remote Control Mode must be enabled in the device’s settings.
The Remote Control panel is organized into sections that mirror the on-device Reconnect menu:| Section | What you can do |
|---|
| Rejoin | Configure and trigger the auto-rejoin loop |
| Add Scripts | Push scripts to execute in the Roblox environment |
| Discord Webhook | Set or update the webhook URL for status notifications |
| Cookie | Import or replace the active .ROBLOSECURITY cookie |
| Miscellaneous | Access additional device-level options |
| Settings | Adjust the full suite of device settings remotely |
Kill Mode
Kill Mode is a targeted way to stop Roblox activity on a device without fully shutting down the Reconnect client.
When you activate Kill Mode:
- All Roblox clones are force-stopped, except for the last active clone which is preserved
- The rejoin loop is paused, so Roblox will not relaunch automatically
- The device remains connected to the dashboard so you can still monitor it
To resume normal operation after Kill Mode, either restart the Reconnect client on the device or send a Restart command from the dashboard.
Switching Between Grid and Table View
Use the toggle in the top-right corner of the Devices tab to switch between Grid view (cards) and Table view (compact rows). Your preference is saved automatically and persists across sessions.
Removing a Device
Removing a device from the dashboard does not stop the Reconnect client currently running on that device. The client will keep running until you stop it manually on the device. Remove the device only after you’ve stopped the client, or be prepared to stop it afterwards.
To remove a device and free up its HWID slot:
Open the device card
Click the device you want to remove to open its control panel.
Click Remove Device
Scroll to the bottom of the control panel and click Remove Device.
Confirm the action
Confirm the removal in the prompt that appears. The device slot is freed immediately and the device will no longer be able to connect to your subscription.