Radiant Setup

Member guide · v2.3.6

From first launch to checkout ready.

A focused setup path for Radiant’s current desktop interface. Plan for about ten minutes before your first live task.

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Current interfaceHuman review built inLocal profile storage

Screenshots show the current bot interface with fictional example data and task results.

01

Prepare

Install, sign in, and add truthful profile details.

02

Configure

Create a task from a direct product link when possible.

03

Run & review

Watch the task state and finish any required human step.

Quick start

Set up the essentials

Radiant needs an active member session, at least one profile, and one task. Add a site login only when the retailer requires it.

Install the official release

Download the current Windows x64 release or Apple Silicon Mac release, complete the normal operating-system install flow, and launch Radiant. If security software blocks the app, confirm the installer with Radiant support; do not disable system protections.

Sign in with Discord

Select Continue with Discord, complete authorization in the browser, then return to Radiant. The app verifies your member access and opens the Dashboard.

Create a profile

Open Profiles → New Profile. Complete the Personal, Shipping, Billing, and Payment tabs, then save. Use details that belong to you or another real person who authorized their use.

Add a site login when needed

Open Site Logins → Saved Accounts → Add Account. Pick the store and enter the real account email and password. The account only appears in a task when its store matches the task’s selected store.

Create the task

Open Tasks → New Task. Give it a clear label, choose the store and task type, paste the direct product URL, set size and quantity, and explicitly select a profile. Start with Review Mode so you can inspect the final action.

Start and watch

Select the play button on one row, or Start All when every listed task is ready. Watch Status and its live message. Solve sign-in, verification, queue, or CAPTCHA prompts in the task window when asked.

Verify the result

Review means the cart or checkout is ready for you to inspect. Success is the task result reported by Radiant; always verify the retailer page and your confirmation before treating a purchase or entry as complete.

Step 1 · Identity and delivery

Build one accurate profile

The four tabs mirror the checkout information retailers request. Fill each field as it should appear on the shipping label and card account.

Personal holds the profile label, name, email, and phone.

Personal

Make labels easy to scan

Use labels such as “Main Visa” or “Office delivery.” Use a valid email and phone that can receive retailer messages.

Shipping + billing

Match the official address

Use the delivery address accepted by the carrier. Turn on Same as shipping only when the card’s billing address truly matches.

Shipping and Billing use Address Line 1, Address Line 2, City, State, ZIP Code, and Country.
FieldWorked example
Profile LabelAlex · Home-card
Shipping Line 1123 EXAMPLE ST
Shipping Line 2APT 4B
City / State / ZIPEXAMPLEVILLE / NY / 10001
BillingSame as shipping only when this is the address on the card
Personal EmailA tested address that receives the order messages

ST, AVE, and DR are normal postal abbreviations. Keep real unit numbers and ZIP digits unchanged; formatting does not create another delivery address or eligibility. For an office delivery, put the office in Shipping and keep the card’s registered home address in Billing.

Address recipes

Home and office profiles

The full playbook maps every field for Home-card and Office-delivery, including Line 2 and billing.

Open the address examples →

Email routes

Use a tested inbox route

Personal Gmail routes your.name@gmail.com and yourname+topps@gmail.com to the original inbox in supported cases. A domain you own can route topps@yourdomain.example. Enter the exact registered retailer email in Site Logins and the intended order email in Profile → Personal.

Open Gmail and catch-all examples →
Select the profile on every task. Set Active marks a profile in the profile grid, but it does not automatically select that profile when you create a Task. A Task cannot start without its selected profile.

Step 2 · Product and behavior

Create a clear, reviewable task

A direct Product URL is the most specific input and overrides keyword search. Use Keywords and Exclude Keywords only when Radiant needs to find the product from a listing page.

The current New Task form, including type, product targeting, profile, speed, Review, Demo, discount, and proxy controls.
Task typeUse it forWhere it stops
ACO (Autocheckout)A supported checkout flow.At the retailer’s final state, or sooner when Review/manual action is required.
ATC (Add to Cart Only)Adding the selected item for your inspection.Cart review; it does not open checkout.
Raffle EntryA draw or raffle flow.Review/manual handoff when confirmation, login, or payment needs you.
Autofill OnlyA type shown in the current form.There is no separate autofill-only stopping branch in v2.3.6; use Review Mode and supervise it.
CustomA direct URL that uses the general adapter.There is no separate custom workflow; use Review Mode and inspect the browser closely.
Speed modes are pacing presets, not a success ranking. Start with Safe. Fast and Turbo reduce delays, but a faster preset can increase errors, rate limits, or site challenges. In v2.3.6, task timing comes from this per-task choice; the global Delays settings are saved but do not control the checkout engine.
Adapter support is not live-checkout certification. Acceptance testing for this build used controlled fixtures and observed retailer pages; it did not make a real purchase or submit an open paid draw.

Optional · Your connection

Have an Oculus proxy list? Paste it in.

In v2.3.6 or later, open a task’s Proxy → Import Proxy List, name the pool, and paste the provider’s list with one proxy per line. Radiant recognizes supported formats such as host:port:username:password, skips duplicates and blank lines, and points out rows that need fixing.

Save the pool, select it on your task, and test one supervised run. Each run keeps one endpoint; a valid import doesn’t guarantee a retailer will accept it.

Full copy-and-paste walkthrough →

Step 3 · Run

Read the task workspace

Task Command shows the overall counts and a row for each configured task. Keep its live status message visible while the retailer window is open.

Task Command: status, task label, site, targeting, mode, profile, and row actions.
IdleConfigured and ready to start.
RunningRadiant is actively working.
WaitingWaiting for availability; keep the task running.
CaptchaSolve the challenge in the retailer window.
ReviewInspect the cart or checkout and complete the highlighted human action.
SuccessThe workflow reached its success condition; confirm the retailer’s final result.
FailedRead the message and Logs before changing the task.

Before a release

A two-minute preflight

  • Radiant opens on the Dashboard and shows your active member session.
  • The profile name, shipping address, billing address, card expiry, and phone are current.
  • The product URL opens the intended item; size and quantity are reasonable.
  • The selected Site Login belongs to the selected store and its password is current.
  • Any proxy was tested before the release; use no proxy when one is unnecessary.
  • Review Mode is on when you want to inspect the final order or entry.
  • Your webhook Test succeeds if you rely on Discord alerts.
  • You can stay at the computer for login, OTP, queue, CAPTCHA, or final payment prompts.

We’re here to help

Stuck, or have an idea?

Report a bug, suggest an improvement, or ask about an upcoming store or release in 📨│speak-to-support. Choose Request Support and include your bot version, the product link, and what happened. Remove personal details and credentials from screenshots first.