Author: Paul Vreeland

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Patreon, Discord, and Beta oh my!

So I started this Patreon a few years ago with the intent of building the next version of my 8 year stale toolkit. Life got in the way, but now I am close to a new release and open beta of the 2026 version of my toolkit! The last published version of the All in One – System Rescue Toolkit was in 2018…

There is more information currently in the discord as that has been where my focus has been with interactions, but as I learn the patreon platform more, I will be publishing more information here.

I have spent significant development time making the new version with a bunch of exclusive applications made just for this toolkit. There are also going to be 3 tiers of the toolkit based on patreon subscription:
– Community Edition – Always free, no subscription needed
– Supporter Edition – Adds quality of life features such as autoFIX automation, theming support.
– Professional Edition – “White Labeled” version of the toolkit where you can brand it with your own splash image, URL, name of the toolkit, etc. Stand out among your competition with your own tooling!

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AiO-SRT 2026 Beta Testing

The All in One – System Rescue Toolkit 2026 core functionality is near completion! I have developed many tools for the toolkit that are of my own creation and vision. Beta testers are wanted to come join the discussion on discord here.

Everything is being developed for multi-platform use on Windows, Linux, and MacOS. One toolkit to do all of your technician tasks for all systems! A glimpse at some of my new, never before seen, custom tools in the toolkit:

ClamAV Scanner, Continuous Ping, Crash Viewer, Dead Pixel Test, Disk Usage, Falling Blocks, File Copier, Keep Awake, Multi Terminal, AiO-SRT Assistant, Rescue Browser, Speed Test, WiFi Analyzer, Network Discovery

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Toolkit Development Resumed

After a long hiatus from this project, I am in a place where I am focusing on development of the next version of the toolkit. There has not been an update in many years, but I am working on some big changes.

I tried restarting the project back in 2023, but life sort of got in the way. I did manage to add some things to discord and Patreon a couple years ago.

  • Complete restructure of the code base from AutoHotKey to Python.
  • Cross platform functionality. The GUI will run in Windows, Linux, and MacOS and perform similar tasks for each operating system.
  • Planned toolkit branding options:
    • Community Version (always full featured and free, keeps my built-in branding)
    • Supporter Version (removes my branding, name, website, desktop URL, etc.)
    • Professional Version – Your own branding options (your logo, your website, etc.)

These tasks are a major undertaking but represent the next phase of this project that started out as just a collection of Windows batch files back in 2012.