Aimlabs is a popular training tool for improving aiming skills in various competitive shooters. While the platform is primarily designed to be used online to track progress, access leaderboards, and utilize all features, there is an "Guest" mode available on the PC version (via Steam).
 

Understanding Aimlabs' "Guest" Mode

When you launch Aimlabs and select the "Play as guest" option at the login screen, you are essentially creating and logging into a local account profile on your machine.

• Local Profile: The system uses your Steam information to create a distinct profile on your PC. This profile is separate from any registered Aimlabs account you may have created previously and different than choosing the Steam SSO option.
• Data Stays Local: The primary purpose of this mode is to allow you to practice without sending your performance data (scores, playtime, etc.) to the Aimlabs backend servers. This means your scores will not be uploaded to global leaderboards, and your playtime will not be logged on the centralized server.
• Distinct Account: If you later create or log into a standard registered Aimlabs account, that is considered a completely different profile and your data will not carry over.