Ratio Faker is a tool for managing the upload-to-download ratio in torrent trackersRatio Faker is software designed for users of private bittorrent trackers who strive to maintain a high upload-to-dow...
Ratio Faker is software designed for users of private bittorrent trackers who strive to maintain a high upload-to-download ratio (ratio). The ratio is an important indicator of a user's activity and contribution to the tracker, influencing access to privileges such as increased speed or the ability to download new files.
The website ratiofaker.blogspot.com is the official platform dedicated to the distribution and discussion of the Ratio Faker program. The project was created and developed by the author named Matías, who regularly publishes news about the development status, test builds and feedback from users.
The main goal of the application is to help users improve their ratio in private trackers. Unlike conventional torrent clients, Ratio Faker does not just manage downloads, but simulates activity, which can be useful in situations where the user cannot or does not want to actually participate in the distribution.
In August 2010, test builds were released for Linux and Mac. The author emphasized that they are intended exclusively for power users, as they may contain vulnerabilities or unexpected behavior.
As of September 2010, development of the project has been suspended. The message from the author states: “Development is on hold ... again.” This means that no new updates or fixes are expected in the near future.
Despite this, the site remains active and continues to serve as an archive where you can find all available versions of the program, user comments and discussions.
Author: Matías Website: ratiofaker.blogspot.com
Ratio Faker is a program for managing the upload-to-download ratio (ratio) of private bittorrent trackers. It simulates user activity, helping to maintain a high ratio without actually transferring data.
Versions available for Windows (installer, portable, console). Test builds for Linux and Mac have also been released, but these are not final.
Linux test build requires Java JRE 1.6 and GTK libraries installed. Recommended for use by experienced users only.
At the time of publication, the fake report function was disabled by default. This is done to prevent detection by trackers.
The author reported that the development of the project has been temporarily stopped. No new updates or releases are planned in the near future.
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