Delta

No, Delta employs end-to-end encryption for all cloud-synchronized data. Your scripts, settings, and personal information are encrypted on your device before being transmitted to Delta's servers, and they can only be decrypted by devices authorized with your account credentials. The DeltaTeam cannot access the contents of your synchronized scripts or personal information, as the encryption keys never leave your devices. For users with heightened security concerns, Delta also offers a Selective Sync option that allows you to choose which scripts and settings are synchronized.

Delta achieves approximately 95% feature parity across all platforms. The core scripting, execution, and synchronization features work identically on all supported devices. The few platform-specific limitations are primarily related to operating system restrictions rather than Delta itself. For example, iOS devices have some limitations with background processing due to Apple's strict app policies, and mobile devices necessarily use touch controls instead of keyboard shortcuts. Delta's UI automatically adapts to accommodate these differences while maintaining workflow consistency, and the team regularly works to close the small feature gaps that exist.

Delta's Script Compatibility Layer (SCL) uses several techniques to ensure scripts work across platforms. First, it maintains a comprehensive mapping of equivalent functions across different platforms and automatically substitutes the appropriate version based on the current device. Second, it implements shims and polyfills for platform-specific functionality that might not have direct equivalents. Third, for UI scripts, it includes an adaptive positioning system that adjusts element placement based on screen size and input method. Finally, for functions that truly cannot be replicated on certain platforms, Delta provides graceful fallbacks and clear notifications to the user about any limitations. This approach allows roughly 85-90% of scripts to work flawlessly across all platforms without modification.

While Delta's primary collaboration features are designed for Delta-to-Delta interactions, the platform does include export and import functionality with support for multiple script formats used by other popular executors. This allows you to share scripts with users of different executors, though you won't have access to the real-time co-editing and synchronized execution features that are available when collaborating with fellow Delta users. The Delta team is exploring potential collaboration APIs that could enable more seamless integration with other executor platforms in the future.

Delta follows a synchronized release schedule across all platforms, with updates typically occurring within 24-48 hours of Roblox security changes. The unified codebase allows the team to develop and deploy updates to all platforms simultaneously, ensuring that no platform lags behind in features or compatibility. The auto-update system is platform-aware, using the appropriate update mechanism for each operating system (direct download for Windows, App Store mechanisms for iOS, etc.) while maintaining version parity across the ecosystem. In rare cases where a platform-specific issue arises, hotfixes may be deployed for individual platforms, but the team works quickly to bring all versions back into sync.

Yes, the mobile versions of Delta maintain the same script execution capabilities as their desktop counterparts. While the user interface is necessarily adapted for touch input and smaller screens, the underlying execution engine is identical across all platforms. This means that script compatibility, execution speed, and feature access remain consistent whether you're using a high-end gaming PC or a smartphone. The mobile versions do include additional optimizations to manage resource usage on less powerful devices, but these optimizations focus on the UI and background processes rather than compromising script execution power.