From zero to your first sniped queue
New to this? No problem. Four steps — get your token, add it, pick your channels, and hit Start. Here's exactly how, with visuals.
Find your account token
Your token is what lets dqrkis act as your account. You grab it from Discord in a web browser (this doesn't work in the desktop app).
Your token is like your password — anyone who has it controls the account. Never share it, and use an alt you can afford to lose, not your main. Automating a user account breaks Discord's ToS.
- 1Open discord.com in your browser and log in to the account you want to use.
- 2Press F12 (or Ctrl+Shift+I) to open developer tools, then click the Network tab.
- 3Send any message in any chat — this creates a request in the list.
- 4Click a request named messages or science.
- 5Scroll to Request Headers and find the authorization line — the long value is your token. Right-click → Copy value.
Paste the token in
Sign in to dqrkis and head to the Accounts panel on the left. Your token is encrypted the moment it's saved and never shown back to you.
- 1In the Accounts panel, paste your token into the Discord account token box.
- 2Optionally give it a name so you can tell your accounts apart (it auto-names itself if you skip this).
- 3Click Add account — we verify it instantly and seal it with AES-256-GCM before storing.
- 4If it says the token is invalid, grab a fresh one (Step 1) — tokens change when you log out or change your password.
Add an account
Pick your servers & channels
Right after adding an account, the picker opens. Tell dqrkis which channels the tester queues drop in — you'll see a live preview of each one.
- 1Pick the account at the top, then a server from the left column.
- 2On the right, click the queue channel(s) — e.g. #waitlist. A preview of recent messages appears.
- 3Add as many channels as you want, then hit Add to feed / Save.
- 4Use the search boxes to find a server or channel fast if you're in a lot of them.
Choose servers & channels
Tell it which button to click, then Start
Last thing: what does the queue button actually say? List those words so dqrkis knows what to click. Then connect, arm, and press Start.
- 1In Auto-Join Settings, fill Button text to match with the button wording — e.g. join queue, join, claim.
- 2Make sure your account is Connected and armed (the ⚡ bolt is on).
- 3Press Start. dqrkis now clicks the queue button the instant it opens — even with the tab closed.
- 4Keep Safe mode on to lower your ban risk. Watch results live and in the History tab.
Auto-Join Settings
Set up a Discord webhook
Want a clean alert the moment you land a queue? Point dqrkis at a webhook in any Discord channel you control — you'll get the account, server, channel and speed.
- 1In Discord, open the channel you want alerts in, then click the gear (Edit Channel).
- 2Go to Integrations → Webhooks and click New Webhook.
- 3Name it, then click Copy Webhook URL.
- 4In dqrkis → Notifications, turn on Alert me on join, paste the URL, pick a style, and hit Send test to check it.
Integrations · Webhooks
That's it — you're sniping.
Queues get grabbed the second they open, across every account you've connected. Watch it happen in the live feed, get pinged on your webhook, and track your hits in History.
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