About — 2026
NOAH BUILDS TOOLS
I'm learning C++ (almost a year in) and shipping real tools while I learn — Belatstrap, a Roblox Fast Flags injector, and an open-source FFlags dumper in Python.
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Work
Three tools for the Roblox ecosystem.
- Belatstrap Full control over Roblox Fast Flags — one-click performance presets, a live editor for 14K+ flags, memory injection, and HWID/MAC spoofing. Free, with a smart installer in 12 languages.
- Py-FFlags Dumper Open-source Python dumper that attaches to the Roblox process, resolves every flag offset automatically, and exports to C++, C#, Python, or JSON. Short, readable, MIT-licensed.
- Roblox Update Tracker A Discord bot that watches Roblox client versions on Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS — checking every 15 seconds and posting the moment a version drops, rolls back, or hits pre-release. Slash commands for current, past, and beta versions.
About
Learning in public. Shipping while I learn.
I'm Noah. I'm learning C++ — and I ship real tools while I learn.
Almost a year into C++. Most of that time goes into Belatstrap, my Roblox Fast Flags injector: memory scanning, process verification, and an installer that detects your client version automatically.
I also write Python tooling — the open-source FFlags dumper keeps its code short and readable on purpose, so anyone can follow how memory dumping actually works.
- Into lately
- Learning C++, poking at memory, writing Python scripts
- Tools I reach for
- C++, Python, and Roblox's flag system
- Where I hang out
- Online — Discord gets you the fastest reply
- Right now
- Heads down on Belatstrap, one release at a time