Built by a Roblox developer

I started on Roblox in 2012 on a guest account. I was a little kid playing whatever was on the front page. I started making my own games in high school. In my first year of university I shipped Football Pack Opening, a card opener that became a genuine hit in its first year. That project taught me how economy design actually moves retention, not in theory but in the live numbers I was watching every day.

Beaker exists because of what came after. I wasted Robux on thumbnails that didn't move my CCU. I sponsored ads that spiked for a day and decayed by the weekend. Every lesson I learned came from doing the wrong thing first and reading the data after. The loop was slow because the data was scattered across browser tabs and screenshots.

So I built the tool I wished I had two years ago. Beaker watches every popular Roblox game on a tiered polling schedule and logs every change. The patterns I used to have to guess at are now sitting in a database. The thesis is simple: the data has always been public. Nobody was reading it. $15 a month gets you in.