tiantianGPU/reg-factory

What it solves

Setting up accounts on Outlook, Gmail, ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, Gemini, GitHub and other services usually means repeating the same tedious steps: creating email addresses, solving captchas, handling verification codes, and juggling passwords and tokens. reg-factory bundles those registration, authorization, and credential-handling workflows into one local control panel, so a person can prepare many accounts in batches without manually opening browsers and filling forms one by one.

How it works

The project runs as a local web console (default port 8799) plus a set of command-line entry points. It uses Python and Playwright to drive real browsers (or a built-in Chromium, or fingerprint browsers like BitBrowser and AdsPower) through the registration and login flows. Network egress can be routed through Clash Verge or residential proxies to vary IPs. The system manages email pools (Outlook, iCloud, custom), extracts Graph tokens, performs phone-number verification where needed, and exports credentials in formats like raw cookies, SUB2API, CPA, or chatgpt2api. A local asset API lets other tools "claim" unused emails or platform accounts without re-checking them online. The console also provides task presets, live logs, scanning tools, and an environment editor for .env settings. A separate K12 adapter runs on its own port (8806) for Codex-related workflows.

Who it's for

Developers, automation tinkerers, and teams that need to provision many accounts across AI chat services, email providers, and code platforms for testing or authorized development. It is explicitly labeled for learning and authorized testing only — users should keep all secrets local and not commit them.

Highlights

• One unified web console for Outlook, ChatGPT, Grok, Claude, Gemini, GitHub, Google One, and Kiro registration and authorization.
• Batch registration with per-task browser profiles, cookie isolation, and fingerprint environments.
• Built-in asset API to claim emails and platform cookies in JSON, SUB2API, CPA, or chatgpt2api formats.
• Supports Clash node rotation, fixed nodes, and residential proxy pools with per-platform egress settings.
• Includes standalone adapters: Codex K12 (port 8806), Gmail Android via BlueStacks + Appium, and a GoPay wallet payment module.
• Windows portable build available; also runs from source on Windows, macOS, and Linux.