- Open the GptCrate Releases page
- Download the latest Windows file from the release list
- Save the file to a folder you can find again, such as
Downloads - If the file comes as a
.zip, extract it first - If you see an
.exefile, double-click it to start the app
- Download the file from the release page
- Open the folder where the file was saved
- If Windows shows a security prompt, choose the option that lets you run the file
- Start the app by double-clicking the main file
- Keep the app in the same folder with its other files
GptCrate helps you run a tool that works with OpenAI account setup tasks. It supports:
- Multiple email sources
- Proxy rotation
- Multi-threaded running
- A terminal version for direct use
- A web UI for basic control
- Microsoft mailbox alias generation
The app includes these email source modes:
luckmailfor LuckMail APIcffor self-hosted email or Cloudflare Workerlocal_outlookfor imported Outlook credentialshotmail007for Hotmail007 API
The easiest setup uses LuckMail.
You only need to enter an API key. The rest of the settings can stay as they are.
EMAIL_MODE=luckmail
LUCKMAIL_API_KEY=your_api_key
TOKEN_OUTPUT_DIR=./toYou will need:
- A Windows PC
- Internet access
- A browser
- A text editor if you want to change settings
- A folder with write access, such as
DownloadsorDesktop
This is the main way to use the tool.
- Open the program from the downloaded files
- Follow the menu on screen
- Choose the task you want to run
- Enter the required values when asked
The web UI is still being improved.
To open it:
python web_ui.pyIt can help you:
- Switch configs
- Start or stop tasks
- View logs
- Import CLIProxyAPI data
This is the default choice.
Use it when you want a simple setup with fewer steps.
Use this if you want to manage email yourself or use a Cloudflare Worker setup.
Use this if you already have Outlook credentials saved on your computer.
Use this if you want to connect through the Hotmail007 API.
GptCrate also includes a Microsoft email alias tool.
You can start it in one of two ways:
- Run
start.pyand chooseๅพฎ่ฝฏ้ฎ็ฎฑๅคๅซๅ็ๆๅจ - Run
alias_generator.py
It supports:
hotmail.*email addressesoutlook.*email addresses- Keeping the original field
- Shuffling output
- Removing processed original emails from the source file
- Overwriting
accounts.txt - Automatic
.bakbackup before overwrite
- Download the latest release from the Releases page
- Extract the files if needed
- Open the folder
- Edit the config file if you want to change email mode or API key
- Run the main file
- Follow the prompts on the screen
If you use LuckMail, your config can look like this:
EMAIL_MODE=luckmail
LUCKMAIL_API_KEY=your_api_key_here
TOKEN_OUTPUT_DIR=./toIf you use another email source, change the mode name to match it.
You may see files like these:
start.pyfor the main menugpt.pyfor terminal tasksweb_ui.pyfor the web UIalias_generator.pyfor alias creationaccounts.txtfor account datato/for saved output.bakfiles for backup copies
The tool supports proxy rotation.
Use proxies when you want to route requests through different network paths.
A typical setup may include:
- One proxy list file
- One proxy per task
- Rotation during batch jobs
If you are new, use this path:
- Download the release
- Extract the files
- Set
EMAIL_MODE=luckmail - Add your
LUCKMAIL_API_KEY - Run the main program
- Choose the default option in the menu
- Check the output folder for results
You may see these file types after download:
.exefor a Windows program.zipfor a compressed folder.pyfor Python files.txtfor plain text data.envfor settings
If you want the fewest steps, use this order:
- Download the latest release
- Use
LuckMail - Start the main menu with
start.py - Follow the prompts
- Save results in the default output folder
If you need the file later, use the same page:
When you open the release page, look for:
- The newest version at the top
- A Windows build or zip file
- The file name with the latest version number
- The download asset attached to the release
The tool saves data to the folder set in:
TOKEN_OUTPUT_DIR=./toYou can change this path if you want the files in another folder.
- Use LuckMail for the easiest start
- Keep the output folder in a place you can find
- Leave the default values in place if you are unsure
- Use the terminal version first
- Use the web UI only if you want a basic browser view