Delta Executor vs Codex Executor
Codex is a mobile-focused executor with a reputation for a simpler interface. Delta covers more ground. That is most of the difference.
Side by side
| Delta Executor | Codex | |
|---|---|---|
| Android | Yes | Yes |
| iOS | Yes | Yes |
| Desktop | Windows and Mac | Mobile focus |
| Key system | Free checkpoint, ~24h | Free checkpoint |
| Interface | Fuller, more options | Simpler |
| Script hub | Built in | Built in |
Who each one suits
Codex makes sense if you only script on a phone and want the shortest path from opening the app to running something. Its smaller feature set is the point, not a limitation.
Delta makes sense if you move between devices, want a desktop build, or use enough of the script hub that the extra interface earns its place. The features page covers what that actually includes.
Script compatibility is close enough between the two that it should not decide it. Both run standard Lua, and a script that fails on one usually fails on both because the script itself is out of date.
Whichever you pick, the risk profile does not change much. Every executor breaches the Roblox Terms of Use, and every one of them can get the account moderated. Choosing between them is a question of which works on your device today, not which is safe — see the ban risk guide.