Looking for a Roblox developer to build a custom executor/tool

Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for an experienced Roblox developer who has knowledge of Lua scripting and tool development. My main requirement is a custom script execution tool that works smoothly across platforms (Windows, Android, iOS).

I’ve seen executors like Krnl, Delta, and Fluxus in the community, and while they offer powerful features, I need something more customized and reliable for my own use case. What I’m really concerned about is:

Performance (it shouldn’t slow down the system)

Security (absolutely no malware or hidden issues)

Stability (crash-free experience during execution)

Easy updates (since Roblox updates frequently)

To give you an idea of what I’m looking for, you can check out tools like Fluxus Executor . It’s one of the executors that inspired my idea, but I’d like a similar tool with specific adjustments for my project needs.

If you are a developer (or know someone) who has experience in this area, please reply here or send me a DM with:

Your previous projects or portfolio

Skills/tech stack (Lua, C++, mobile integration, etc.)

Estimated timeline & budget expectations

This will be a contract-based project, and I’m open to discussing long-term collaboration if things go well.

Looking forward to connecting with skilled devs :raising_hands:

Thanks!

Buddy, this is a Unreal Forum, why are you posting Roblox- only related stuff here?

Yeah, You are right.

If you’re looking for inspiration, I’d suggest first defining exactly which parts need to be custom rather than trying to support every platform from the beginning.

For example, Fluxus Executor and similar tools can give you an idea of the kind of workflow and compatibility issues you may need to consider, especially when Roblox updates frequently.

For a custom project, I’d prioritize stability and a clear update strategy first, then expand platform support once the core version is reliable. A developer with solid Lua experience plus knowledge of the target platform would probably be a better fit than someone who only has experience with existing executors.

Good luck with the project!