Anybrain vs RoSentry

Anybrain provides AI-powered anti-cheat and anti-fraud tools for video games. Its platform analyzes player interactions with machine-learning models to identify cheating and abnormal behavior, including aimbots, pixel-bot and DMA cheats, and AI-based cheats. Studios can integrate a lightweight SDK or send player inputs to Anybrain through an inference API. A web dashboard provides real-time fraud monitoring, reports, and player insights, while webhooks can deliver alerts to a system selected by the studio. Anybrain does not ban players; it supplies information for studios to make that decision. Detection details include player data, visual evidence, and a probability score, and its team can provide further investigation for extreme ban appeals. The company says its system avoids kernel-level or other invasive access and claims a detection rate above 99% with minimal game-performance impact. Pricing is on request. Anybrain lists cross-platform support and cloud deployment, and invites game developers and publishers to contact its team.

RoSentry is a cloud-based, server-side anti-cheat for Roblox games. It learns typical behavior for each player and flags differences with evidence, comparing observations such as movement speed, weapon range, and player stats with that player’s baseline. A new installation begins in learning mode: it records findings as shadow data without automatically punishing players. Developers can add custom checks in Luau alongside built-in detections. Moderation tools cover investigations, audit logs, ban waves, and appeals; Discord integration lets moderators look up or ban players, work appeal threads, and receive alerts. Installation involves placing RoSentry.rbxm in ServerScriptService and setting a Roblox secret for api.rosentry.com. The maker says the in-game SDK does not capture screens, analyze aim or mouse movement, or use hardware IDs. If its backend is briefly unavailable, the join check retries instead of ejecting players. The free plan supports one game and up to 100 concurrent players; paid plans start at $19 a month.