Best Roblox Executors for Mobile in 2026 — Android and iOS

Last reviewed 2026-09-25 8 min read Executors
The short version

Delta and Codex are the two mobile executors tracked on Rscripts. Delta is 100% sUNC but currently Detected. Codex is 96% sUNC and Active. Both use key systems. iOS support requires sideloading.

The Mobile Executor Landscape

Mobile executors are a smaller, less mature category than Windows executors. Rscripts lists exactly two mobile executors: Delta and Codex [citation:21]. This is not because mobile cheating is impossible — it is because distributing and maintaining an Android APK or iOS sideloaded app is harder than shipping a Windows binary.

On Android, executors are installed as APK files. On iOS, they require sideloading tools like AltStore or Sideloadly. Apple does not allow executors on the App Store.

Delta Executor

PlatformAndroid
sUNC100%
PriceFree
StatusDetected
Key systemYes — new key required every 24 hours

Delta is the most widely used mobile executor. ScriptBlox lists it at 100% sUNC, but its current status is Detected, meaning Hyperion has flagged it [citation:1].

Installation on Android requires removing the official Roblox app first, because Delta replaces it with a modified client. After installation, you need to obtain a new key every 24 hours through a browser redirect [citation:13].

Codex Executor

PlatformAndroid and iOS
sUNC96%
PriceFree
StatusActive
Key systemYes

Codex is the only mobile executor that supports both Android and iOS. ScriptBlox lists it at 96% sUNC with an Active status, making it the safer mobile choice at the time of writing [citation:1].

iOS installation requires sideloading. AltStore and Sideloadly are the common tools for this. Sideloading tools that ask for your Apple ID password are a well-known phishing vector — use an app-specific password if you must proceed.

Mobile-Specific Risks

APK sideloading

Android executors are distributed as APK files outside the Google Play Store. Google Play Protect cannot scan them. Fake executor APKs have historically installed infostealers, subscribed users to premium SMS services, or abused accessibility permissions.

iOS sideloading

iOS sideloading requires trusting a third-party certificate. Tools that request your Apple ID password directly are almost certainly malicious. Apple's official App Store review process does not apply to sideloaded apps.

Key systems

Delta and Codex both use key systems. The key redirect pages are a common place for ad-heavy or malicious content. If a key page asks you to install something, close it immediately.

Mobile malware warning

Fake executor APKs and sideloaded IPA files are a common malware delivery method. Security researchers documented a 2026 campaign that disguised a remote access trojan as Xeno Executor on Windows. Mobile has its own history of similar tactics. Never disable Play Protect or grant accessibility permissions to an executor. Always use an alt account.

Which Mobile Executor Should You Use?

  1. If you are on Android: Codex is currently Active while Delta is Detected. Codex is the safer pick despite the slightly lower sUNC score.
  2. If you are on iOS: Codex is the only option. Be extremely careful with sideloading tools.
  3. If you are on Windows but want mobile: use an Android emulator like BlueStacks or LDPlayer with Delta or Codex.
  4. Whatever you pick: use an alt account. Mobile executors carry the same ban risk as Windows executors.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best Roblox executor for Android in 2026?

Delta and Codex are the two main mobile executors. ScriptBlox lists Codex at 96% sUNC and Delta at 100% sUNC, though Delta is currently marked Detected [citation:1].

Does iOS have a Roblox executor?

Codex supports iOS, but installation requires sideloading tools like AltStore or Sideloadly. Apple does not allow executors on the App Store [citation:21].

Do mobile executors need a key?

Delta uses a key system that requires a new key every 24 hours. Codex also uses a key system [citation:13].

Will I get banned for using a mobile executor?

Yes, ban risk exists on mobile just as it does on Windows. Roblox bans in waves, usually every three months. Always use an alt account [citation:4].