Mail account generation, straight from your terminal.
A portable .exe that opens a CLI — pick GMX, Web.de, Outlook or iCloud, point it at your CSV and proxies, and watch every task resolve live. No installer, no setup.
Windows only — HydraGen.exe is a Windows executable.
From download to running in a minute
No installer to run — HydraGen.exe is the whole app. Open it and the CLI is already waiting.
Download
Grab HydraGen.exe from your dashboard — one portable file, nothing to install.
Everything in one executable
A focused CLI, not a pile of scripts.
Navigable CLI
Arrow-key (or j/k) menus, number shortcuts, q to go back — a neon-green terminal UI that never needs a mouse.
One portable .exe
No installer, no Python, no setup. Double-click HydraGen.exe and the CLI opens straight away.
Four mail providers
GMX, Web.de, Outlook and iCloud — pick one from the main menu and go.
CSV tasks, proxy lists
Drop a .csv in Tasks/ and a .txt in Proxies/, then select them from the menu. Nothing to configure.
Live status table
Every task flips from pending to running to OK or FAILED in real time, with a final tally.
HWID-locked licensing
Linked to your Discord, locked to one machine, verified on launch. The CLI greets you by name.
Watch every task resolve
The live status table you get inside the CLI — one row per account.
Three folders, that's it
Tasks in, accounts out. Everything sits right next to HydraGen.exe.
- HydraGen.exethe whole app
- Tasks/your .csv files
- GMX.csvemail, password, …
- Proxies/optional
- default.txtone proxy per line
- Accounts/created for you
- GMX.txtemail:password
What people run it for
“One .exe, no installer. I dropped it in a folder, pasted my key and was running a GMX batch a minute later.”
“The live status table is the best part — every row flips from pending to OK or FAILED, no scrolling wall of logs.”
“HWID licensing with self-service resets means I'm not opening a ticket every time I reformat.”
Simple pricing
One plan, every provider unlocked.
Pricing is being set up — check back shortly, or head to the Dashboard.
Questions
No. HydraGen.exe is a single portable file — double-click it and the CLI opens straight away. Keep the Tasks, Proxies and Accounts folders next to it.