Steal An Egg does not currently have an official private server feature, so what's commonly called a private server script is actually a keyless tool that automatically finds and joins the emptiest available public server instead.

loadstring(game:HttpGet("https://flowauth.net/v1/loaders/69d3463240384f3a73fbe32c178093a2.lua"))()It's worth being upfront about this: Steal An Egg has no official private server option built into the game, unlike some other titles that sell them for in-game currency. Nothing a script does can create a genuine private server where one doesn't exist at the platform level.
What these tools actually do is read the public server list and automatically join whichever one currently has the fewest players, which functionally achieves the same goal most people are after: a quieter map with fewer other players competing for the same eggs and guarding their own plots.
A related option prioritizes connection quality over player count instead, since a distant low-population server can sometimes feel worse to play on than a moderately busy nearby one, particularly during the carry-home stretch where lag matters most.
Reads the current public server list and automatically joins whichever one has the fewest players at that moment. Useful to run right before a farming session, since a low-population server means less competition for eggs and less risk of another player guarding the areas being targeted.
Prioritizes connection quality over player count, joining whichever server currently has the best connection. Worth using specifically when the carry-home stretch is lagging or stuttering, since a distant empty server can sometimes perform worse than a closer, moderately busy one.
A plain server hop moves to a different public server without regard for population, useful once a map has been picked clean of eggs. A separate rejoin option returns to the exact same server, useful for recovering a stuck character or a script that's stopped responding.
A frame-rate boost temporarily reduces visual effects and detail to improve performance on weaker devices, reversing automatically when switched back off.
Open Roblox, join Steal An Egg, and wait for the map and your plot to fully load.
Launch a compatible executor and attach it to the game.
Paste in a current, verified loadstring and execute; it fetches a runtime component first, so allow a few seconds.
Use the lowest-population option before a farming session, or the lowest-ping option if the carry-home is lagging.
Re-paste the script after any server change, since moving servers unloads the current session.
A loadstring only runs Lua code inside Roblox, it doesn't install anything on your device directly. That said, real risks still apply:
Keep a second hub bookmarked. Steal An Egg patches often and script authors update at different speeds, so having an alternative ready turns a broken script into a quick switch instead of a dead session.