I'm Lisek_guy2.
I make the GUY2 Launcher. It started as a small project for myself and a few friends, and over time it turned into something used by hundreds of people every day.
From one fishing macro to GUY2 Launcher
The whole thing started because I wanted to automate boring fishing in Pet Simulator 99. I made something for myself, then realized that a lot of other people wanted the same kind of thing.
I released my first public macro through Rambling Ramul's channel in February 2024. People actually used it, gave feedback, and asked for more. From there I kept building new macros, improving old ones, and eventually turned everything into the GUY2 Launcher.
The basic idea has stayed the same: if a repetitive part of a game can be automated reliably, I'd rather let the macro handle it than make someone sit there doing the same thing for hours.
The GUY2 Launcher, a growing set of macros, and a Discord community built around updates, support, testing, and feedback.
How it got here
Personal project
I started by automating fishing in Pet Simulator 99 for myself.
First public release
I released my first macro on Rambling Ramul's channel. The response was good enough that I decided to keep going.
More macros, Discord, YouTube
I started taking the Discord server and YouTube content more seriously while continuing to release and update macros.
GUY2 Launcher
The project now serves hundreds of daily users and gets regular macro, launcher, and feature updates.
What I actually focus on
No corporate values list. These are just the things I care about when I work on the launcher.
A macro is not useful if it constantly breaks or needs babysitting.
I try to keep the launcher and macro settings straightforward instead of making users fight with configuration.
A lot of changes come directly from bug reports, suggestions, and requests from people who actually use the macros.
The main project is built around making useful macros available without turning everything into a paywall.
What I'm working toward
I want to keep improving the launcher, make the interfaces easier to use, add support for more games when it makes sense, and keep building features based on what users actually ask for.
Where to find me
To everyone who uses the GUY2 Launcher
Thanks to everyone who uses the launcher, reports bugs, suggests features, helps other users, shares the project, or supports its development. The project would not have grown this far without the people around it.
And of course, thanks to the donators and supporters who help cover the costs of keeping the GUY2 Launcher running.