FAQ

A Windows program that plays Umamusume: Pretty Derby for you through the game's own protocol. It signs in, trains every turn, races your schedule, answers events, buys skills, banks the parent, runs your dailies and starts the next career.

No. There is no OCR, image recognition or synthetic input anywhere in it. Icarus talks to the game servers the way the game client does and reads cards, skills, races and events from your own installed game data.

Up to twelve game accounts behind one Steam sign-in, each with its own preset, deck, trainee, parents and settings. Icarus plays one account at a time: Use this account picks which one. Claim on all collects rewards on every account in one go.

URA Finale, Unity Cup, Make a New Track and Grand Live, each with its own strategy.

Algorithmic Training means Icarus plays every turn itself. Independent Training keeps the game's own mode running back to back, with your race schedule and skill lists applied. Pick whichever you prefer per account.

At the shipped speed an Algorithmic URA, Unity Cup or Grand Live career takes about 17 minutes: no cutscenes, results screens or animations, at a pace that still looks human. You can make it slower or faster in Speed.

No. This Icarus is for Umamusume: Pretty Derby Global, on Steam.

Automating the game is against Cygames' Terms of Service and carries a real account risk. Icarus paces itself like a person, calibrated from 58 real careers, but nothing makes automation undetectable. Use it in moderation, at your own risk.

Nowhere. Your Steam session and Data Link passwords are encrypted with Windows, never shown by the dashboard and never written to a log.

No. The game does not even have to be running. Icarus and the game share one sign-in per account, so press Stop before playing an account yourself.

That's Windows SmartScreen, and it's expected: Icarus is signed with its own certificate rather than one Windows already knows, so SmartScreen has no reputation to go on. Choose More info, then Run anyway.

Add the folder Icarus lives in to your antivirus exclusions and download it again. If an antivirus or cleaner removes files beside Icarus.exe, the next start puts them back.

Yes. The Speed tile on the Training tab sets the pause between actions, or a target time for a whole career (Icarus works out the pace for it), or Nflight, which runs with no delay at all. You also choose what uses your speed: careers, dailies, club and friends, everything else. Anything you leave out keeps the shipped human-scale pace, about 17 minutes a career. The faster you go, the less a run looks like a person. Speed applies to the whole install, and does not change Independent Training, which the game's server plays. The limit of twelve accounts and one Icarus per PC stays.

The reason is named on the account and in the log. Most often it is a career left half-played in the game, an empty TP bar, a full veteran box or a friend card that is not on offer right now. Icarus can restore TP and clear a full box on its own if you turn those on.

Icarus has not visited that account yet. Open the account and press Visit now.

Open Logs: Decision reasoning explains every move, turn by turn. The Dashboard's Training evaluation shows each facility's score live.

Help has an error-code lookup that filters as you type.

Logs, Export log gives one .txt with personal details and folder paths masked. Attach it on the Discord.

In folders next to Icarus.exe. Back up that folder and you have backed up everything.

Icarus checks for new versions and installs a signed update. Your settings and history are kept, and Roll back returns to the previous version.