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Saebit
Saebit is two programs in one. A crosshair you build yourself and wear in any game, even the ones that never gave you a decent one, and an aim trainer to go with it, so the crosshair you play with is the crosshair you train with.

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Early Access Software

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Note: This Early Access software is not complete and may or may not change further. If you are not excited to use this software in its current state, then you should wait to see if it progresses further in development. Learn more

What the developers have to say:

Why Early Access?

“Saebit is in Early Access because it is not yet the app I have in my head.

When I picture a finished, full featured tool, this is not quite it. That is my own bar, and I would rather say plainly that I have not cleared it yet than stamp a 1.0 on this.

The other half is feedback. I have made every decision in here on my own, which means some of them are probably the long way round. If the people using it see a simpler way to do something, I want to hear it.”

Approximately how long will this software be in Early Access?

“There is no date on this, and I am not going to invent one.

Dates are how things get rushed. Put one up and every decision after it gets made against a clock instead of against the work. I would rather it take longer and be right.

Early Access here does not mean broken. What is in the app today is finished and stable and you can use it right now. It simply is not yet everything I want it to be, and I honestly do not know how long the rest of that takes.

So the answer is as long as it takes.”

How is the full version planned to differ from the Early Access version?

“This is one app being updated, not two different versions. There is no cut down build here and no demo. What you install today is the same app that keeps getting worked on.

So the way to think about it is not demo now and real app later. It is an app in early development that keeps getting better as it goes.”

What is the current state of the Early Access version?

“Saebit is already very functional and does exactly what it says. It's a complete, usable crosshair overlay you can enjoy today. What it doesn't have yet is breadth, since a good number of features and refinements are still on the way.”

Will this software be priced differently during and after Early Access?

“Yes. I plan to raise the price when it leaves Early Access. If you buy now you own it, with nothing extra to pay later.”

How are you planning on involving the Community in your development process?

“Saebit is made for the community, and we want you to be part of building it. You can reach to us with feature ideas, bug reports, or anything you think would make it better. Player suggestions genuinely shape what we add and how we polish it toward a full release. If you want a hand in where Saebit goes, reach out. It's built for the community, and it gets better the more you're involved.”
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About This Software

BUILD THE ONE YOU ACTUALLY WANT

 Start from a dot, cross, T, X, circle, ring, chevron or arc. Then take over the size, thickness, gap, rotation, roundness, opacity and dashes. Add an outline or a glow so it never gets lost in a bright scene, and stack layers until you have something nobody else is running.

Not in the mood to start from nothing? There are presets, a set we pick by hand, and The Meta, which is what the best players are actually running right now. Or open the generator and it fills the screen with fresh crosshairs until one of them lands.

IT LOOKS THE SAME EVERYWHERE

This is the part other overlays skip. Your crosshair holds its size and its position whatever resolution you play at and whichever monitor you are on. It does not shrink, stretch or drift. Set it once and stop thinking about it.

THEN GO AND TRAIN WITH IT

Pick a scenario and start shooting, or put a playlist on and work through it. Every run is scored and kept, so you can watch your own numbers move over weeks rather than guessing at whether you are getting better.

IT TELLS YOU WHAT YOU ARE DOING WRONG

Saebit does not just hand you a percentage at the end. It reads how you moved and names the fault: you are overshooting, you are lagging behind the target, your corrections only ever go one way, you are firing before the crosshair has settled. Each one comes with what to do about it.

THE REST OF IT

Profiles that swap your crosshair per game on a key you choose. Share any crosshair as a short code, they paste it, they have yours to the pixel. Publish to the Workshop. Replays of your runs. A click map showing where your shots are actually landing. Leaderboards. Your own scenarios and playlists if you ever want them. Windows cursor themes, while you are in here.

NOT A CHEAT

The crosshair is drawn on top of your screen and that is the whole trick. No zoom, no ESP, no wallhacks. It does not hook the game, inject into it, or read a single byte of its memory. It cannot see anything you cannot see.

Train with it long enough and somebody will call you a cheater anyway. That one is out of our hands.

System Requirements

    Minimum:
    • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
    • OS: Windows 11 (64-bit)
    Recommended:
    • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
    • OS: Windows 11 (64-bit)