This isn't a criticism of the release, just a sanity suggestion to consider - remove the online/recovery (i.e. anything GTA:O specific).
It's not a issue with the fact they exist in it, but it you are releasing it for SP use (i.e. sane, safe'ish use) then maybe temporarily removing the GTA:O focused stuff will aid both the reputation of the release and save you having to reiterate that it's for SP use only at this time/version.
This could also be directed at most mod menu releasers and developers too, so it's not targetting you - just directing the suggestion at you for the sake of a quiet life and so people don't try using the 'online' stuff as they can't if it don't exist in the release
Who knows, maybe being proactive and restricting releases like that for everyone's benefit until it's otherwise safe'ish to have online features may buy you extra credit in people's mind for thinking of the bigger picture rather than (as some releasers/developers do) just getting it out there for the sake of it being out there and damn the issues (again, there are some devs and releasers who don't give a sh*t, they just out the goods and bask in the glory of being out there).
But otherwise, irrespective of how little or much it's generic, it's still a nice combination of functions and quite nicely laid out - nothing really outstanding, but then again - we don't all want a terminator-grade Victornox-on-steriods mod menu, just something that's got a nice selection of useable and useful stuff that's quick and intuitive to access, which for the most part, you've avoided steroid-junkie menu excess and given thought to the selection process and options. Also, it's sometimes better to not try to be overly spectacular with excesses of 'for the hell of it' experimental stuff - especially as that often requires a high commitment to retroactive and proactive modification/reengineering if issues arise from the integration of the alpha/experimental and 'for the hell of it, despite the fact it barely works' stuff that people are notorious for on some releases.
Maybe, consider releasing a parallel lightweight (of a nature such as the BHM trainer) that has a hotkey simple 'best of' the most useful bits as well, then you'll be pleasing those who want it dirt simple and paper light as well