Overview
Simple Checker replaces the usual wall of checkboxes with a card grid. Each supported service gets its own tile showing the logo, the name, and a plain-English line describing exactly what it pulls from an account — so you know what a check will report before you enable it.
Every module is switched on or off individually, and each one has its own Settings panel for its specific options.
Filterable module grid
The category bar filters the grid instantly, and the search box narrows it further by name:
- All — every module in one view.
- Games, Emails, Socials — the largest groups.
- Marketplaces, Crypto — commerce and exchange accounts.
- AI, Ads, Other — the remaining services.
What each module reports
Every card states its own extraction fields instead of a vague "valid/invalid" result:
- Amazon — email, country, balance, transactions.
- Binance — email, balance, transactions.
- Bybit — email, country, balance, created at.
- Coinbase — email, country, balance, 2FA, transactions.
- Booking — email, country, level, payments.
- AOL Mail — email plus search by sender or keyword.
- ChatGPT — email, created date, plan, 2FA, renewal status.
- Claude — email, plan.
- Cursor — email, plan, expiry date.
- Dropbox — email, plan, files.
The pattern across the list is deliberate: the AI and crypto modules report the things that actually decide an account's value — plan tier, renewal date, balance and 2FA state — rather than just confirming a login.
Interface
- Icon-only left rail for home, modules, options, the card view and output folders, keeping the grid full width.
- Global enable switch at the top right for turning every module off at once.
- A light/dark toggle in the bottom corner.
- Per-module Settings button beside each toggle.
Requirements
- Windows desktop application
- A proxy list for any serious volume — the modules hit services that rate-limit aggressively
- Internet connection; no local database or runtime install required
