Overview
Orelus Log Checker v8.0 is a Windows desktop application for running structured checks against large credential collections. Instead of maintaining a folder of separate scripts, you get a single module library that you switch on or off from one grid.
All 44 modules ship enabled by default, grouped into 12 categories, and every result is written to disk so you keep a full audit trail of each session.
44 built-in modules
The module grid is filterable by category, and each card has its own active toggle:
- AI — Claude AI, ChatGPT, OpenAI, Claude/OpenAI API consoles, Cursor, Grok, Poe, You.com
- Social — Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X (Twitter), LinkedIn
- Streaming — YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Netflix, Disney+, Crunchyroll
- Gaming — Steam, Epic Games, Minecraft, Roblox, Valorant
- Productivity — Canva, Notion, Figma, Adobe CC, Grammarly
- E-commerce — Amazon, Shopify, Product Hunt
- VPN / Cloud / Proxy — NordVPN, GitHub, Heroku, Shodan, Bright Data
- Messaging / Email / Forum — Discord, Zoom, Gmail, Proton Mail, Reddit
Live dashboard
The Home screen tracks your run at a glance: total scans, hits, your top-performing module and remaining licence days. The profile panel shows the bound IP, HWID, plan and expiry, while the system block reports CPU load, memory, DNS cache state and blocked entries.
Session control
- GLOBAL OFF disables every module in one click before a run.
- SAVE persists your module selection between sessions.
- Sessions keeps each run separate with its own configuration.
- HITS FOLDER opens the output directory directly from the sidebar.
- Text Grapper for pulling matches out of raw pasted text.
Stealth and reliability
Version 8.0 runs a Nodriver V2 CDP injection stack with a Chrome 133 fingerprint profile to avoid driver-level detection, and the Gmail pipeline chains multiple probes (atob decode, then the myaccount endpoint, then ListAccounts) so a single failure does not kill the whole check.
Requirements
- Windows 10 or 11, 64-bit
- HWID-locked licence with an expiry date shown in the dashboard
- Stable connection; residential proxies recommended for bulk runs
