The History of Sammich Scripts (ZantomatoAHK / Zantomato)

Sammich Scripts is a long-running name in Old School macroing tools: launched in 2016 as ZantomatoAHK (small AutoHotkey forum releases that replay mouse/keyboard input), later hit by a 2017 source leak and a subsequent “free release” era, then broadened into mobile emulator macros around 2019—an expansion that also coincided with higher visibility and a notable mobile-focused ban wave—before going offline in July 2026 when the owner suspended operations after receiving legal correspondence.

July 2026: Website offline after legal correspondence

In early July 2026, Sammich Scripts went offline. The owner framed it as a temporary pause while seeking independent legal advice, after receiving legal correspondence connected to the business.

As some of you may have noticed, the website has been taken offline.

I have recently received legal correspondence relating to the business. While I obtain independent legal advice and consider the appropriate response, I have decided to temporarily suspend operations.

Summary

• 2016 — Launches as ZantomatoAHK, selling AHK macros on forums
• 2017 — Source code leak; later shared for free with mixed reception
• 2019 — Mobile emulator expansion; increased visibility followed by mobile-focused bans
• July 2026 — Site taken offline; operations paused while obtaining legal advice

What to use and alternatives

With Sammich offline, many users will likely return to simple macros: small utilities that drive real mouse and keyboard input, with randomized delays and click positions.

Others will take the long view and write their own AHK. A good starting point is the free AHK section on Old School Scripts, which focuses on learning to write scripts yourself so you’re not dependent on any single provider staying online: Learn to write your own AHK