Documentation

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


Themes

Lets you change the overall color theme of the script’s interface. You can pick from different color schemes to match your preference or environment.

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

Choose a sound that plays when you press Enter after typing input. This gives audible feedback that your keypress was registered. You can pick from several available click sounds or turn the feature off. This option is available only for Linux users who have the mpv package installed.

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

Alert Sound

Choose an alert sound that plays when the script encounters an error or stops unexpectedly. This helps you notice problems quickly even if your device screen is off. You can select from multiple alert tones or disable alerts entirely. This option is available only for Linux users who have the mpv package installed.

Options Default
Off No
Alert1 Yes
Alert2 No
Alert3 No

Typing Speed

Controls how quickly the script displays the typing text. Adjust this value to make output appear faster or slower depending on your needs.

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

Retry Attempt

Specifies how many times the script should automatically retry an operation if it fails. Useful for network requests or processes that can occasionally time out.

Options Default
2 No
3 No
4 No
5 Yes

Date/Time Timezone

Defines the time zone that the script uses for all its date and time operations, ensuring correct local time display and logging.

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

Determines how times are shown (for example, HH:mm:ss for 24-hour format or hh:mm A for 12-hour format with AM/PM).

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

Date Format

Controls how dates are displayed, such as DD/MM/YYYY, MM/DD/YY or MMDD/YY depending on your preferred 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

Sets the format for countdowns or elapsed timers used within the script.

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

Built-in DNS

Defines the DNS settings used by the script’s cURL or network operations, allowing you to override system defaults if needed.

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

Enables direct DNS resolution for URLs so the script can bypass repeated lookups, improving speed and reliability.

Options Default
On No
Off Yes

Server

Allows you to switch between different servers in case one becomes unavailable, slow, or encounters errors. This ensures the script can continue operating smoothly by connecting to an alternate working server instead of stopping completely.

Options Default
Bz Yes
Mx No

Server Protocol

Specifies whether the script connects via HTTP or HTTPS, depending on your server configuration.

Options Default
Https Yes
Http No

Script List Sort By

Controls how the list of scripts is arranged (e.g., by name or date).

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

Controls how the list of configuration account is arranged for easier management.

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

Report Runtime Error

When enabled, the script automatically reports runtime errors to the developer, helping improve stability.

Options Default
On Yes
Off No

Telegram Notification

Sends you a Telegram notification whenever an error occurs happens inside the script.

Options Default
On Yes
Off No

Platform

Indicates which operating system the script is running on (for example, Linux, Darwin, or Windows).

Options Default
Linux Yes
Windows Yes
Darwin Yes

Save Config as .txt

Allows you to export and save the current configuration as a .txt file for backup.

Options Default
On Yes
Off No

Save Log as .txt

Saves runtime logs as a .txt file for later review or troubleshooting.

Options Default
On Yes
Off No

Proxy Account

Uses a proxy connection for cURL requests, but only for actions related to your account (logins, claim task, etc.). Other parts of the script still use the normal connection.

Options Default
On No
Off Yes

Bypass Captcha Provider

Lets you choose which captcha-bypass service the script will use.

Options Default
Multibot Yes
Xevil No
Tertuyul No

Bypass Cloudflare Provider

Lets you choose the service or method used to bypass Cloudflare protection.

Options Default
Multibot Yes

Bypass Max Solve Time

Sets the maximum amount of time the script will wait for a bypasser to solve a captcha or shortlink before timing out.

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

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

When enabled, the script uses a free captcha solver so your paid captcha-solver API balance is not consumed.

Options Default
On Yes
Off No

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

Allows you to turn each supported captcha type on or off so the script only attempts the types you want it to handle.

Options Default
On Yes
Off No

Invalid Task Protection

Protects the script from repeatedly attempting invalid tasks. Combined with your “Retry Attempt” setting, it controls how many times the script retries a bad task before automatically stopping.

Options Default
On No
Off Yes

Claim Check Timer

Defines how long the script waits before checking a task again (for faucet, PTC, shortlinks, etc.).

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

Sets the delay before the script resets its configuration if it encounters issues such as unsupported shortlink providers or errors from a captcha provider. You can turn off this to disable this function.

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

Controls how long the script keeps your account active. This is useful because many websites automatically log out inactive sessions.

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

Sleep Timer

Defines how long the script activates the sleep timer after reaching a specific number of claims. This helps avoid suspicious activity from claiming 24 hours non-stop because some websites closely inspect your claim logs and may see suspicious activity on your account.

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

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.

$ 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.

$ 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

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.

$ 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
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