How to Use in Bubble (Step-by-Step)
Step 1 — Add the Protector

In Bubble Editor, drag the Bot Protector element onto the same page as your form.

You don’t need to connect it to inputs — it works automatically.

Step 2 — Configure Settings

In the element’s property panel:

✅ Enable/disable Honeypot (default: ON).

⏱️ Set minimum typing time (e.g., 2s).

🔄 Enable IP rate limiter if needed.

✍️ Choose custom honeypot field name (optional).

Step 3 — Add Validation to Workflows

In your form’s “Submit” workflow, add an Action → Validate Submission (Bot Protector).

Use the exposed state last_check_result.

If safe → proceed to save data.

If suspicious or bot → stop workflow, show an alert, or log attempt.

Step 4 — Use Plugin Events (optional)

Create workflows for events like:

When Bot Protector on_bot_detected → send admin email alert / log entry.

When Bot Protector on_safe_submission → continue as normal.

Step 5 — Debug & Monitor

Add a text element bound to Bot Protector’s last_check_result (for testing).

Switch between Monitor mode (log only) and Strict mode (block bots immediately).

Editor: https://bubble.io/page?id=teestip&tab=Design&name=index&type=page&elements=bTHQt

Plugin page:
https://teestip.bubbleapps.io/version-test?debug_mode=true