Documentation

You can find all the information you need to get started with beez script in our documentation.

Themes Click Sound Alert Sound Typing Speed Date/Time Timezone Time Format Date Format Timer Format Activation Key Shortlink Built-in DNS URL Host Resolve Server Server Protocol Script List Sort By Config List Sort By Report Runtime Error Telegram Notification Platform Save Config as .txt Save Log as .txt

Proxy Account Bypass Captcha Provider Bypass Cloudflare Provider Bypass Shortlink Provider Bypass Max Solve Time Shortlink Interval Free * (IconCaptcha, OCR, etc..) Captcha * (HCaptcha, Recaptcha, Turnstile, etc..) Invalid Task Protection/timer Invalid Task Retry Attempt Claim Check Timer Config Reset Timer Keep Active Timer Sleep Timer Success Task Before Sleep

Recover Ocr Shortener Shortlink Useragent Proxy Dns

Themes

This option allows you to customize the script’s color theme based on your preferred color combination and personal style.

Options	Default
Default	Yes
Cold Breeze	No
Seafom Breeze	No
Tropical Breeze	No
Peach Sorbet	No
Vibrant Meadow	No
Dark Sky	No
Neon Retro	No
Feastables	No
Jollibee	No
Optimus	No
Crimson Steel	No
Rose Blush	No
Elves Gift	No
Stonewood	No
Green Apple	No
Honey Bee	No
Classic	No

Click Sound

This option allows you to customize the click sound that plays whenever you press the Enter key. You may also disable the sound based on your preference.

Options	Default
Off	No
Click1	Yes
Click2	No
Click3	No
Click4	No
Click5	No
Click6	No
Click7	No
Click8	No

Alert Sound

This option allows you to customize the alert sound that plays whenever an error occurs, helping you immediately notice if the script stops even when your device screen is off. You may also disable this feature based on your preference.

Options	Default
Off	No
Alert1	Yes
Alert2	No
Alert3	No

Typing Speed

This option allows you to control the script’s typing speed, letting you choose between slow and fast typing (1=slow and 5=fast).

Options	Default
1	No
2	No
3	No
4	Yes
5	No

Date/Time Timezone

This option allows you to manually set the timezone for the script’s date and time.

Reminder: Make sure you know the difference between your local time and UTC (example Asia/Manila is UTC+8:00).

Options	Default
-12:00 UTC	No
-11:00 UTC	No
-10:00 UTC	No
-09:00 UTC	No
-08:00 UTC	No
-07:00 UTC	No
-06:00 UTC	No
-05:00 UTC	No
-04:00 UTC	No
-03:00 UTC	No
-02:00 UTC	No
-01:00 UTC	No
0:00 UTC	Yes
+01:00 UTC	No
+02:00 UTC	No
+03:00 UTC	No
+04:00 UTC	No
+05:00 UTC	No
+06:00 UTC	No
+07:00 UTC	No
+08:00 UTC	No
+09:00 UTC	No
+10:00 UTC	No
+11:00 UTC	No
+12:00 UTC	No

Time Format

This option allows you to customize the script’s time format.

Options	Default	Format
HH:MM:SS	Yes	14:25:20
HH:MM AM\|PM	No	02:25 PM

Date Format

This option allows you to customize the script’s date format.

Options	Default	Format
MM/DD/YY	Yes	10/05/25
DD/MM/YY	No	05/10/25
MMMDD/YY	No	OCT05/25

Timer Format

This option allows you to customize the timer format in the script, which will be visible whenever the cooldown timer, sleep timer, or other timers are triggered.

Options	Default	Format
DD:HH:MM:SS	Yes	1:20:01:23
Seconds	No	159563

Activation Key Shortlink

This option allows you to select a different shortlink for the activation key. Pick the shortlink that you find easiest or most suitable.

Options	Default
Exe	Yes
FC-LC	No

Built-in DNS

This option allows you to configure DNS directly in the script. You can also set your own DNS using this command.

Note: This only affects cURL requests inside the script. It does not change your system-wide DNS settings or affect other apps.

Options	Default
Off	Yes
dns.google	No
one.one.one.one	No
dns.opendns.com	No
dns.quad9.net	No
resolver1.level3.net	No
resolver2.level3.net	No
dns.yandex.ru	No
dns.adguard.com	No

URL Host Resolve

The URL Host Resolve option allows you to manually map a domain (host) to a specific IP address for all cURL requests made by the script.This is useful if you want to bypass DNS resolution or ensure that the script always connects to a specific server IP.

Note: This only affects cURL requests inside the script. It does not change your system-wide DNS settings or affect other apps.

Options	Default
On	No
Off	Yes

Server

This option allows you to switch between servers if one of them experiences an issue.

Options	Default
Bz	Yes
Mx	No

Server Protocol

This option allows you to select a different server protocol when accessing the server, useful if there are SSL problems on my API website.

Options	Default
Https	Yes
Http	No

Script List Sort By

This option allows you to rearrange the order of the scripts based on your preference.

Options	Default	Format
Name ASC	Yes	A~Z,1~9
Name DESC	No	Z~A,9~1
Date ASC	No	New~Old
Date DESC	No	Old~New

Config List Sort By

This option allows you to rearrange the order of the config names based on your preference.

Options	Default	Format
Name ASC	Yes	A~Z,1~9
Name DESC	No	Z~A,9~1

Report Runtime Error

This option allows you to help the developer by sending error reports when an issue occurs in the script you are using. You may disable this feature at any time if you wish.

Options	Default
On	Yes
Off	No

Telegram Notification

This option allows you to receive chat notifications from my bot whenever an config error or "Invalid task protection/timer" triggered occurs in the script you are using. You may disable this feature at any time.

Options	Default
On	Yes
Off	No

Platform

This option allows you can make the script act like it’s on linux, windows, or etc.. This helps if some features are blocked on certain platforms or if you want to test things out. It doesn’t actually change your device.

Options	Default
Linux	Yes
Windows	Yes
Darwin	Yes

Save Config as .txt

This option allows the script to save your config account in a dedicated folder on beez folder, making it easy to create backups or restore configurations accounts later.

Options	Default
On	Yes
Off	No

Save Log as .txt

In this option, the script saves everything it types into a log file. You can find all logs in the Beez folder → logs → {PROCESS_ID}.txt. In the future, if an error occurs, the developer can use this to quickly identify which part of the script caused the issue.

Options	Default
On	Yes
Off	No

Proxy Account

When this option is enabled, the script will use the configured proxy only for cURL requests to the target website or application.

Reminder: Make sure to turn this on if you want the script to use the proxy from your config account.

Note: This only affects cURL requests inside the script. It does not change your system-wide proxy settings or affect other apps.

Options	Default
On	No
Off	Yes

Bypass Captcha Provider

This option allows you to select the bypass captcha provider.

Reminder: Make sure that the API you set in your config account matches the provider you select in this option.

Options		Default
Multibot		Yes
Xevil		No
Tertuyul		No

Bypass Cloudflare Provider

This option allows you to select the bypass cloudflare provider.

Reminder: Make sure that the API you set in your config account matches the provider you select in this option.

Options		Default
Multibot		Yes

Bypass Shortlink Provider

This option allows you to select the bypass shortlink provider.

Reminder: Make sure that the API you set in your config account matches the provider you select in this option.

Options		Default
Tertuyul		Yes
Syid		No

Bypass Max Solve Time

This option allows you to set the bypass duration you can change how long the script will wait before timing out during the bypass process.

Options	Default
1 Minute	No
2 Minutes	No
3 Minutes	No
4 Minutes	No
5 Minutes	Yes
10 Minutes	No
15 Minutes	No
20 Minutes	No
25 Minutes	No
30 Minutes	No

Shortlink Interval

This option allows you to set the delay interval after a successful bypass on the shortlink provider before the script continues to the claim process. This helps reduce the risk of bot detection by other websites or applications.

Options	Default
1 Minute	No
2 Minutes	Yes
3 Minutes	No
4 Minutes	No
5 Minutes	No
6 Minutes	No
7 Minutes	No
8 Minutes	No
9 Minutes	No
10 Minutes	No

Free * (IconCaptcha, OCR, etc..).

This option allows the script to use a free bypass or built-in bypass method instead of using your bypass API balance. If the free bypass method encounters an error, you may disable this option.

Options	Default
On	Yes
Off	No

Captcha * (HCaptcha, Recaptcha, Turnstile, etc..)

This option allows you to select only the captcha types that you want the script to bypass. This is helpful when a website or application uses multiple choices of captcha within a single task.

Note: If different tasks use different captcha types, any task that contains a disabled captcha type the task will be automatically disabled by the script unless your "Config Reset Timer" is turned off. It will only be re-enabled based on the "Config Reset Timer" settings in your configuration.

Options	Default
On	Yes
Off	No

Invalid Task Protection/Timer

This option protects your config account from repeated failed tasks. The feature is triggered once the maximum number of "Invalid Task Retry Attempt" is reached, helping to prevent temporary account locks or, in extreme cases, account bans. It can be set to on or off and also allows you to set a timer that determines how long the script will wait before retrying a task that has failed multiple times.

Options	Default
On	No
Off	Yes
1 Minute	No
2 Minutes	No
3 Minutes	No
4 Minutes	No
5 Minutes	No
10 Minutes	No
30 Minutes	No
1 Hour	No

Invalid Task Retry Attempt

This option specifies the number of failed tasks required to trigger the “Invalid Task Protection/Timer”.

Important: The "Invalid Task Protection/Timer" must be enabled for this feature to work. or else this option will be ignored.

Options	Default
1	No
2	Yes
3	No
4	No
5	No

Claim Check Timer

This option allows you to set that determines how long the script will wait before checking the tasks again to see if they can be claimed.

Options	Default
30 Minutes	No
1 Hour	Yes
2 Hours	No
3 Hours	No
4 Hours	No
6 Hours	No
8 Hours	No
12 Hours	No
24 Hours	No

Config Reset Timer

This option sets a timer in your configuration settings. Any tasks, settings, etc.. that were automatically turned off by the script during runtime will be restored to their original setup.

Options	Default
Off	No
30 Minutes	No
1 Hour	Yes
2 Hours	No
3 Hours	No
4 Hours	No
6 Hours	No
8 Hours	No
12 Hours	No
24 Hours	No

Keep Active Timer

This option sets a timer to keep your cookie session, authentication token, and other session data active. This is especially helpful if you use long durations for the "Sleep Timer", "Config Reset Timer", "Claim Check Timer", or "Invalid Task Protection/Timer", as many websites and applications automatically log out accounts after a period of inactivity.

Options	Default
5 Minutes	No
10 Minutes	No
15 Minutes	No
30 Minutes	Yes

Sleep Timer

This option defines how long the script will pause while it is active. During this period, the script will not perform any tasks. This helps avoid detection on websites or applications that monitor claim history and flag accounts as bots when continuous claiming is detected. The sleep timer is triggered based on the number of successful tasks set in “Success Task Before Sleep”.

Options	Default
Off	Yes
30 Minutes	No
1 Hour	No
1 Hour 30 Minutes	No
2 Hours	No
2 Hours 30 Minutes	No
3 Hours	No
3 Hours 30 Minutes	No
4 Hours	No

Success Task Before Sleep

This option specifies the number of success tasks required to trigger the “Sleep Timer”. Previously, the number of successful tasks required was randomized between 15 and 20. Now, you can manually set how many successful tasks must be completed before the "Sleep Timer" is triggered.

Important: The "Sleep Timer" must be enabled for this feature to work. or else this option will be ignored.

Options	Default
5~10	No
10~15	No
15~20	No
20~25	Yes
25~30	No
30~35	No
35~40	No
40~45	No
45~50	No
50~55	No
55~60	No
60~65	No
65~70	No
70~75	No
75~80	No
80~85	No
85~90	No
90~95	No
95~100	No

Recover

It will recover the old config file from the previous version of Beez script.

$ php exec.php recover -path {path}

Flags	Important	Description
-path	Yes	Path to old beez configuration folder.

Example usage:

php exec.php recover -path /storage/emulated/0/path_to_folder

Ocr

It will convert the image to text.

Note: This script only uses an API created by another developer. If a problem occurs on their side, it is not an issue with the script.

$ php exec.php ocr -path {path}

Flags	Important	Description
-path	Yes	Path to image file.

Example usage:

php exec.php ocr -path /storage/emulated/0/path_to_image.png

Shortener

It will shorten the long link into a shortened link.

Note: This script only uses an API created by another developer. If a problem occurs on their side, it is not an issue with the script.

$ php exec.php shortener -url {url}

Flags	Important	Description
-url	Yes	Website URL.
--open	No	Allow to open the link.

Example usage:

php exec.php shortener -url https://example.com

If you want the link to open automatically in your browser, just add --open. This will not work if the -url is missing.

Example usage:

php exec.php shortener -url https://example.com/abc --open

Shortlink

It will bypass the shortlink.

Warning: Do not attempt to bypass the shortlink generated from the activation key, as this script will block the result.

Note: This script only uses an API created by another developer. If a problem occurs on their side, it is not an issue with the script.

$ php exec.php shortlink -type {type} -key {key} -url {url}

Flags	Important	Description
-type	Yes	Bypasser type.
-key	Yes	API Key.
-url	Yes	Website URL.
--open	No	Allow to open the link.
--types	No	Show all types.

Example usage:

php exec.php shortlink -type syid -key abcde12345 -url https://example.com

If you want the link to open automatically in your browser, just add --open. This will not work if the -type -key -url is missing.

Example usage:

php exec.php shortlink -type syid -key abcde12345 -url https://example.com/abc --open

If you want to show all available type, just add --types.

Example usage:

php exec.php shortlink --types

Type
tertuyul
syid

Useragent

It will generate a random user agent.

$ php exec.php useragent -type {type}

Flags	Important	Description
-type	Yes	User agent type.
--types	No	Show all types.

Example usage:

php exec.php useragent -type android

If you want to show all available type, just add --types.

Example usage:

php exec.php useragent --types

Type
firefox
chrome
mobile
windows
mac
iphone
android

Proxy

It will generate a random proxy.

Note: This script only uses an API created by another developer. If a problem occurs on their side, it is not an issue with the script.

$ php exec.php proxy -type {type}

Flags	Important	Description
-type	Yes	Proxy type.
--all	No	Show all proxy.
--save	No	To save proxy results.
--types	No	Show all types.

Example usage:

php exec.php proxy -type http

If you want to show all proxy without checking the connection one by one, just add --all. This will not work if the -type is missing.

Example usage:

php exec.php proxy -type http --all

If you want to save the results to "proxies.txt", just add --save. This will not work if the -type is missing.

Example usage:

php exec.php proxy -type http --save

php exec.php proxy -type http --all --save

If you want to show all available type, just add --types.

Example usage:

php exec.php proxy --types

Type
http
https
socks4
socks5

Dns

This allows you to insert your own DNS for use in the script.

$ php exec.php dns --add -name {name} -ipdom {ip or domain}

Flags	Important	Description
-name	Yes	Name for DNS.
-ipdom	Yes	IP or the domain of DNS.
--add	Yes	To add DNS.
--edit	Yes	To edit DNS.
--delete	Yes	To delete DNS.
--list	No	Show list.

Example usage:

php exec.php --add -name dns_name -ipdom 120.120.120.120

php exec.php --edit -name dns_name -ipdom 121.121.121.121

php exec.php --delete -name dns_name

If you want to show the list, just add --list.

Example usage:

php exec.php dns --list