Comparison
Multifus and the other managers, line by line.
Every mark is read in the tool’s code, never on its home page. A tool that keeps its code closed gets no column here. And Multifus loses two rows, because a comparison you win everywhere is worth nothing.
| What the tool does | Multifus | Dracoon (new tab) | Focus Retro (new tab) | Dosoft (new tab) | Retro Toolbox (new tab) | ROrganizer (new tab) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| On Mac | ||||||
| On Windows | ||||||
| Character wheel | ||||||
| Quick move | ||||||
| AutoFocus | ||||||
| Rune table | In a window of its own, not over the game. | |||||
| Private messages | ||||||
| Quick texts | ||||||
| Windows laid side by side | ||||||
| Several saved character orders | Two fixed teams, T1 and T2: they filter the cycle, they save no order. | |||||
| Signed package | Not signed, but the GitHub attestation is there. | |||||
| Published code | Code published, with no free licence. |
Surveyed on September 14, 2026, in each tool’s own code.
What Multifus leaves to the others
- Multifus does not lay windows side by side. That is a choice, and it will not change: Multifus brings you the window of the character who is playing, it does not redraw your desktop.
- Multifus keeps one character order only. It remembers it from one session to the next, but it keeps no more than one: Dracoon and Retro Toolbox save named orders, and recall them with one click.
Check this table yourself
- Every column leads to its repository. That is where its marks were read, and you can read the same code we did.
A mark that looks wrong to you gets fixed here: The Multifus repository on GitHub (new tab)
See also
Multifus follows Ankama’s terms of use
No game file is read, and no action is played in your place.