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Sign in an account

Before a bot can do anything, it has to sign in to Steam. You only do this once. Steam remembers the sign-in, and you only sign in again if Steam ever signs the account out (for example after a password change).

Open Sign In in the menu. A bot that needs it also shows Sign-in needed: click to sign in on its card on the Bots page; clicking it brings you here.

Click Sign in next to the bot and pick the way that works for you:

Scan a QR code (no password needed)

1. Click Scan a QR code. A QR code appears. It refreshes by itself.
2. On the phone that's signed in to this Steam account, open the Steam app, tap the Steam Guard shield, then Scan a QR code.
3. Point the phone at the code and approve.

This is the only way that works without a saved password.

Approve in the Steam app

Needs the account's login and password saved in the bot.

1. Click Approve in the Steam app.
2. The Steam app on your phone shows a sign-in request named NoggenFogger. Tap Approve.
3. Can't approve? Type the code shown in the Steam app into the box instead and click Send.

Type a code

Needs the account's login and password saved in the bot.

1. Click Type a code.
2. Type the code from the Steam app, or the code Steam emails you (accounts without the Steam app), and click Send.

Good to know

• While it's signing in (up to 5 minutes), the bot is stopped. If you cancel or it fails, the bot goes back to how it was.
• Codes are 5 to 8 letters or numbers.
• A sign-in that isn't finished within 5 minutes stops by itself. Just start again.
• If Steam says the password is wrong, use Scan a QR code, or fix the password in the bot's settings.
• If Steam says there were too many attempts, wait an hour before trying again.
• If the saved login was an email address, it's replaced with the account name after signing in. That's what Steam needs to keep you signed in.

Still stuck? Open a ticket in your private Discord channel, or email admin at noggenfogger dot com.