Executor Status
LiveWorking, updating and detected status for every actively maintained Roblox executor. Checked continuously and refreshed automatically while this tab is open.
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How to read this page
Roblox ships a client update roughly once a week. Every executor breaks the moment that happens and has to be rebuilt against the new client, which is why a status printed into a static page is wrong within hours. This tracker reads the current state directly instead, so what you see is the state at the timestamp shown above the table — not a number someone typed in last month.
Working means the current build injects on the current Roblox client. It is not a promise of stability: an executor can be working and still crash on specific games, or fail on your machine because of antivirus or a missing runtime. Updating means Roblox moved and the developers have not caught up yet; this is the normal state for a few hours after every patch and is not a sign that an executor is abandoned. Detected is the one to take seriously — it means Roblox can currently identify the software, and accounts using it are exposed to the next banwave.
The sUNC column is a stricter run of the Unified Naming Convention test suite, measuring how many standard script functions an executor actually implements correctly. It is the single most useful number for predicting whether a random script off a forum will run. Scores above 90% will run almost anything; below 70% you will hit missing-function errors regularly, regardless of what the executor costs.
Executors that stop being maintained fall off this list rather than sitting here permanently marked as broken. If something you were expecting is not here, its review page will still explain what happened to it — see all executors or the full comparison table for specs that do not change week to week.
Frequently asked questions
What does "Updating" mean on this tracker?
Roblox pushed a client update and the executor has not shipped a matching build yet. Injecting during this window usually fails outright, and in some cases raises your ban risk. Updating states normally clear within a few hours to a couple of days.
What does "Detected" mean?
Roblox anti-cheat can currently identify the executor. It may still inject and run scripts, but accounts using it are exposed to a banwave. Treat detected executors as unsafe on any account you care about.
How often does this page refresh?
Status is fetched when you open the page and re-checked automatically every five minutes while the tab stays open. You can also force a fresh check with the refresh button next to the timestamp.
What is the sUNC percentage?
sUNC is a stricter version of the Unified Naming Convention test suite. It measures how many standard script functions an executor implements correctly. Above 90% is strong, 80-90% is usable for most scripts, and below 70% means popular scripts will frequently break.
An executor shows Working but still will not inject for me.
Status reflects the executor build itself, not your machine. Local failures are usually antivirus quarantining the DLL, a missing Visual C++ redistributable, running an outdated download, or the Microsoft Store version of Roblox instead of the standalone client.