Simple answers about safety, setup, V1 items, future tools, offline use and item visibility.
RLPeak does not inject into Rocket League and does not run code inside the game. It works as a desktop file-swap utility with local backups.
RLPeak is still a third-party tool and is not affiliated with Psyonix or Epic Games. We cannot guarantee how game policies may change, so use it at your own discretion.
No. RLPeak V1 starts with item customization because that workflow is ready today, but the project is intended to become a broader Rocket League desktop companion.
Future versions may add plugins, overlays and other player-focused tools. Those features are planned, not available in V1 yet.
No. RLPeak is not BakkesMod and does not require BakkesMod to run. It is a separate Rocket League companion app with a different technical approach.
RLPeak V1 focuses on items. Future versions may add plugin-style tools and overlays, but they are planned features, not available in V1 yet.
Ideas include overlays, session tools, quality-of-life panels, profile helpers and other player-focused utilities. RLPeak will not claim these features are available until they are actually shipped.
New Windows apps can trigger SmartScreen or antivirus warnings, especially before they have reputation. RLPeak also downloads item assets when you click Apply, which can look unusual to security tools even though the files are not executed.
Download only from the official website or GitHub release page. If you are unsure, wait for more public testing or inspect the project before running it.
No mass download happens on startup. RLPeak loads catalogs, then downloads item files only when you click Apply. Downloaded items are stored in a local cache for reuse.
RLPeak needs internet for the startup version check and to download uncached item files. Items already cached can be applied again offline. Reset also works offline because it uses local backups.
If Rocket League is already open, decals and wheels may need a refresh step. Equip a normal item first, leave the Garage, apply the item in RLPeak, go back to the Garage, then equip the RLPeak item again.
Boosts work differently: after applying or resetting a boost, restart Rocket League to see the change.
RLPeak stores its state, cache, catalogs and backups locally in its AppData structure. It does not require an account.
Cached items are reused so the same item does not need to download again.
RLPeak restores original Rocket League files from local backups. Reset does not need internet and does not download anything.
No public V1 build is planned for macOS or Linux. RLPeak V1 is focused on Windows 10 and Windows 11.
No. RLPeak is a 3rd party application for Rocket League and has no rights to the game Rocket League. All material about Rocket League belongs to Psyonix, Inc.
Open an issue on GitHub with your RLPeak version, Windows version, what you clicked, and what happened.
Yes. For transparency, the RLPeak 1.0.0 Windows installer has a public VirusTotal scan: view the scan here. VirusTotal results apply to the exact file hash scanned, so future versions will use a new scan link.
