Start with your key.
Build your own aim.

01 / Before you begin

You need an unused invitation/license key from the GameVault owner, the HTTPS account-server address they provide, a working email inbox, and a Windows x64 computer with WebGL 2-capable graphics. Downloading the application alone does not grant access.

The owner must have configured the account server and its email sender. The download site is not the account server.

02 / Open GameVault

Download the Windows application from the release page. The browser checks the release SHA-256 before saving the file. This is an unsigned independent build. Review Windows publisher/security information, scan the file if desired, and do not disable Windows security tools.

The EXE runs without administrator rights. Keep your real mouse DPI fixed and turn off OS mouse acceleration for comparable aim tests.

03 / Create your account

1. Open Server connection on the app's sign-in screen. Save the HTTPS server address supplied by the owner. Do not use localhost on another person's computer.
2. Select Create account. Enter your invitation key, display name, email, and a unique password of at least twelve characters. Leave the owner setup code blank.
3. Check your email and enter the six-digit security code. Codes expire in ten minutes and have five attempts. A resend replaces the old code after a sixty-second cooldown.
4. Save the one-time recovery code privately. The invitation key now belongs to this account. It cannot create another account.

04 / Sign in and train

New sign-ins need your password and an email code. Verified sessions last up to seven days unless revoked or banned. Start the sensitivity finder for three warm-ups and twenty-seven measured rounds: flicks, tracking, micro precision, fine tuning, and repeated validation. Breaks between rounds are encouraged.

The result is your best balanced tested sensitivity, not a guaranteed perfect number. Apply it manually in your game and check comfort. Tactical weapons and maps are independent training simulations.

05 / Privacy & troubleshooting

The owner can see your account details, license, training results, installation ID, platform, app version, and approximate online status, and can suspend access. Passwords are hashed. No hardware serial numbers or desktop recordings are collected.

No email? Check spam, then resend after the cooldown. “Email sender not configured” means the owner needs to complete server setup. “Invalid invitation key” means the key is missing, already used, revoked, or expired. “Cannot reach server” means the server address is wrong or the owner's server is offline.

Do not share your password, email codes, or recovery code. The owner never needs these to manage a license.