01True Concurrent Sessions
This is not just sequential account switching. Multiple accounts can run at the same time, each in its own browser session. While one account farms, another builds, and a third runs hero adventures. Every session operates independently, and you can monitor all of them from a single dashboard.
02Flexible Session Scaling
Start with 2 concurrent sessions on the entry plan and scale up to 30 with Elite licenses. Choose exactly the capacity you need. TBot2 grows with your setup, and you only pay for the sessions you actually use.
03Workspace Isolation
Each workspace is a separate helper environment. Settings, villages, farming lists, sleep schedules, hero configurations, and account notes stay isolated per workspace. Changes to one workspace never affect another.
04Unified Command Center
Even though every workspace runs independently, you manage them all from one interface. See which accounts are active, sleeping, blocked, or waiting for attention.
05Session Separation by Default
Combined with per-account proxies and browser profiles, workspaces provide clear session separation. Each concurrent session can use its own browser settings, proxy, and schedule.
06Resource-Efficient Design
TBot2 workspace engine is optimized for efficiency: sessions that are sleeping use minimal resources, and the scheduler distributes work across active sessions.
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Managed Accounts
TBot2 managed accounts let you store, organize, and switch between Travian accounts with isolated settings, sessions, and village configurations.
Browser Profiles
TBot2 browser profiles help keep each Travian account organized with user agent, platform, screen, hardware, WebGL, timezone, and language controls.
Proxy Management
TBot2 proxy settings support per-account proxy assignment, built-in proxy testing, and shift-based rotation for cleaner account separation.
Duals & Shifts
TBot2's shift system supports shared-account schedules with shift-based proxy rotation, browser profile switching, and transition gaps between sessions.