Funfair Tycoon Helper by mBino Services
Funfair Tycoon Helper automates the daily busywork of funfairtycoon.com — screening applicants, filling schedules, continuing courses, restocking supplies, watching staff and rides — with Telegram alerts. In English, German, and Dutch.
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Funfair Tycoon Helper is an all-round assistant for
funfairtycoon.com that takes the daily
grind out of running your funfair. It watches all your businesses in the
background and helps across several areas, then pings you on Telegram only
when something actually needs your attention.
Applicant screening. Each of your businesses gets a new job applicant
roughly every 5 minutes. Most are low-level and not worth keeping; this
add-on automatically rejects applicants below a level you choose, and sends
you a Telegram message (name, level, wage) whenever a strong applicant shows
up — strong applicants are never auto-rejected, that decision stays yours.
Work schedules, filled in for you. Once you've saved a weekday and a
weekend-day schedule as a template for a business (using the game's own
"Save as template" button), the add-on automatically fills in empty, future
scheduled days with the matching template — every day the funfair is open.
Days that already have a schedule, or that are today or in the past, are
never touched. You get a short Telegram summary after each round: which
businesses were filled in, and — more importantly — which ones still have no
saved template.
Staff satisfaction & ride wear monitoring. Two optional monitors (off by
default, switched on independently in the settings): one tracks every
employee's satisfaction and warns you on a sharp drop or a critically low
level (risk of them quitting); the other tracks the wear of every ride and
warns you as it approaches and then exceeds a critical level, with a daily
reminder until maintenance is done.
Continuing courses in the training center. Employees taking a training
course need it continued by hand, every day, or it stalls. The add-on does
this for you automatically, roughly every 30 minutes, and it's always the
free option — the add-on never spends credits to halve a lesson's duration.
Employees who are currently sleeping, eating, or washing up, or whose
lesson is already running, are simply and quietly skipped, and tried again
next time.
Collecting XP. The add-on can also collect the level-up XP your
businesses build up over time, checked roughly twice a day. This is always
free — it never costs credits or stars. You get a Telegram message every
time XP is collected, and a separate one if it pushes you up a level.
Restocking employee supplies. Supplies like food and shower gel run
out over time; the add-on checks every business roughly every hour and,
once an item's remaining amount drops below a threshold you can adjust,
places one maximum order for that item at that business. This spends
in-game money, exactly like placing the order yourself would. Chocolate —
a treat you use directly rather than a supply that runs out — is never
ordered automatically. You get one Telegram summary per round listing what
was ordered, at which business, and how much.
Developing employees further. Employees can be sent to develop
further, raising their training level over time. This is strictly opt-in,
per employee — nobody is touched until you tick them in the settings,
including newly hired employees — and you set an individual level cap for
each person. A development is never started if it could make that employee
miss a scheduled shift, and employees who are hungry, dirty, or tired are
simply skipped; the add-on never sends anyone to eat, shower, or sleep on
your behalf. This costs in-game money, and — only if you explicitly
tick it for that one employee — it can optionally spend a limited number
of credits (premium stars) to speed things up, capped at a maximum you
choose; above that ceiling it automatically falls back to the free, slower
option instead. Every credit spent is shown to you, in the popup and in the
Telegram message.
Telegram alerts, your choice of setup. Use the built-in shared bot
(recommended — no setup beyond tapping "Start" once in Telegram), or connect
your own Telegram bot for full control with no third party involved at all.
See the add-on's privacy policy for exactly what each mode sends and where.
Speaks your language. The add-on's settings page, popup, and Telegram
messages are available in English, German, and Dutch, chosen automatically
to match your browser's language — nothing to configure.
What it needs to work: a free funfairtycoon.com account, logged in in
the same browser, with the game tab open. Applicant screening starts
working as soon as the extension itself is switched on (which it is by
default); every other feature described above is off by default and
switched on individually in the settings, so you decide exactly what else
the add-on is allowed to do. All of the add-on's own settings stay stored
locally in your browser.
funfairtycoon.com that takes the daily
grind out of running your funfair. It watches all your businesses in the
background and helps across several areas, then pings you on Telegram only
when something actually needs your attention.
Applicant screening. Each of your businesses gets a new job applicant
roughly every 5 minutes. Most are low-level and not worth keeping; this
add-on automatically rejects applicants below a level you choose, and sends
you a Telegram message (name, level, wage) whenever a strong applicant shows
up — strong applicants are never auto-rejected, that decision stays yours.
Work schedules, filled in for you. Once you've saved a weekday and a
weekend-day schedule as a template for a business (using the game's own
"Save as template" button), the add-on automatically fills in empty, future
scheduled days with the matching template — every day the funfair is open.
Days that already have a schedule, or that are today or in the past, are
never touched. You get a short Telegram summary after each round: which
businesses were filled in, and — more importantly — which ones still have no
saved template.
Staff satisfaction & ride wear monitoring. Two optional monitors (off by
default, switched on independently in the settings): one tracks every
employee's satisfaction and warns you on a sharp drop or a critically low
level (risk of them quitting); the other tracks the wear of every ride and
warns you as it approaches and then exceeds a critical level, with a daily
reminder until maintenance is done.
Continuing courses in the training center. Employees taking a training
course need it continued by hand, every day, or it stalls. The add-on does
this for you automatically, roughly every 30 minutes, and it's always the
free option — the add-on never spends credits to halve a lesson's duration.
Employees who are currently sleeping, eating, or washing up, or whose
lesson is already running, are simply and quietly skipped, and tried again
next time.
Collecting XP. The add-on can also collect the level-up XP your
businesses build up over time, checked roughly twice a day. This is always
free — it never costs credits or stars. You get a Telegram message every
time XP is collected, and a separate one if it pushes you up a level.
Restocking employee supplies. Supplies like food and shower gel run
out over time; the add-on checks every business roughly every hour and,
once an item's remaining amount drops below a threshold you can adjust,
places one maximum order for that item at that business. This spends
in-game money, exactly like placing the order yourself would. Chocolate —
a treat you use directly rather than a supply that runs out — is never
ordered automatically. You get one Telegram summary per round listing what
was ordered, at which business, and how much.
Developing employees further. Employees can be sent to develop
further, raising their training level over time. This is strictly opt-in,
per employee — nobody is touched until you tick them in the settings,
including newly hired employees — and you set an individual level cap for
each person. A development is never started if it could make that employee
miss a scheduled shift, and employees who are hungry, dirty, or tired are
simply skipped; the add-on never sends anyone to eat, shower, or sleep on
your behalf. This costs in-game money, and — only if you explicitly
tick it for that one employee — it can optionally spend a limited number
of credits (premium stars) to speed things up, capped at a maximum you
choose; above that ceiling it automatically falls back to the free, slower
option instead. Every credit spent is shown to you, in the popup and in the
Telegram message.
Telegram alerts, your choice of setup. Use the built-in shared bot
(recommended — no setup beyond tapping "Start" once in Telegram), or connect
your own Telegram bot for full control with no third party involved at all.
See the add-on's privacy policy for exactly what each mode sends and where.
Speaks your language. The add-on's settings page, popup, and Telegram
messages are available in English, German, and Dutch, chosen automatically
to match your browser's language — nothing to configure.
What it needs to work: a free funfairtycoon.com account, logged in in
the same browser, with the game tab open. Applicant screening starts
working as soon as the extension itself is switched on (which it is by
default); every other feature described above is off by default and
switched on individually in the settings, so you decide exactly what else
the add-on is allowed to do. All of the add-on's own settings stay stored
locally in your browser.
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Permissions and data
Required permissions:
- Access your data for sites in the funfairtycoon.com domain
- Access your data for api.telegram.org
- Access your data for funfairtycoon-helper-relay.alex-585.workers.dev
Required data collection, according to the developer:
- Website content
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- Version
- 1.5.1
- Size
- 54.49 KB
- Last updated
- a month ago (Jul 9, 2026)
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- All Rights Reserved
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