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No more cookie bleed
Each Aurum node runs in its own browser partition with its own cookies, storage, and login state. Open eight at once and none of them know the others exist.
For Aurum operators · v0.9.x preview
EVERY ACCOUNT, on one FLEET.
Run dozens of Aurum back-office accounts side by side on one desktop. Each one in its own isolated browser session, signed in already, credentials kept in your OS keychain. No more eight-Chrome-profile chaos. No cloud holding your logins.
FIG. 01 Six identities. One board. Each one its own session.
What it is
A desktop board for operators who run many Aurum accounts. Each node is one identity in its own isolated browser profile — its own cookies, its own login, its own storage. Save the credentials once; from then on every session opens already signed in. Everything stays on your machine. No cloud. No telemetry. No subscription.
Built around Aurum's quirks
We handle the IP-block, the multi-login limit,
and the silent rate-limits — so you don't lose an evening
guessing why login fails.
When Aurum returns its 403 with a Retry-After, BoardFleet reads the real cooldown and shows you a live countdown. The Fill button hides until the block lifts, then comes back on its own. No retry-storms. No guessing what Aurum is annoyed about this time.
Why operators pick it
Built for how operators actually work.
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Map your downline
Drag nodes, draw lines between sponsor and partner, group families, drop sticky notes on top. Replaces the spreadsheet you've been pretending tracks this.
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Built around Aurum's quirks
Reads Aurum's own block response and surfaces the real countdown. A wrong-password cooldown keeps the app from making your IP block worse.
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Credentials in the keychain
Save email and password per node once. They're encrypted with Electron's safeStorage and handed to the OS keychain. The renderer never sees the plaintext.
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Locks when you walk away
Optional passcode over the whole app. Idle-locks after five minutes, locks on system sleep, hides every open session. Hashed with PBKDF2-SHA256, 600k iterations.
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One installer, yours
Buy it once. No subscription, no remote licence check, no cloud account. Boards export as plain JSON. The version you install keeps working.
The product, in four parts
One canvas.
Four moving parts.
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The board
A diagram you control.
- Freeform diagram canvas: zoom, pan, marquee-select, fit-view
- Multiple boards per workspace, switchable from a dropdown
- Account nodes, group nodes, text labels, sticky notes
- Curved or orthogonal edges with arrow-direction control
- Auto-layout via Dagre, alignment menu, export to PNG or SVG
- Per-node colour palette with recent-colour memory
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Sessions
One node, one identity.
- One node, one Aurum identity, one isolated browser partition
- Sessions open in detached windows so the board stays visible
- Cookies and tokens survive app restart — you stay signed in
- Double-click any node to open its Aurum session
- Live pill on nodes whose Aurum window is currently open
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Auto-login
Save once, sign in forever.
- Save email and password per node from the Inspector
- Encrypted with Electron safeStorage (AES-128-GCM macOS, DPAPI Windows, libsecret Linux) before the OS keychain ever sees it
- A Fill saved credentials button appears in the bottom-right of the Aurum login page
- When Aurum's API returns its IP block, the live countdown shows in both the session window and the Inspector
- Three wrong-password attempts inside a minute trip a five-minute client-side cooldown — so the app doesn't escalate Aurum's block on your behalf
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App lock
Locked when you walk away.
- Optional passcode hashed with PBKDF2-SHA256 at 600,000 iterations (OWASP 2024)
- Manual lock button, ⌘L shortcut, idle auto-lock, locks on system sleep
- Forgot-passcode flow uses your OS auth dialog — system password or Touch ID on macOS
- Only the app-lock entry is cleared, never your boards or saved credentials
Security & data ownership
Nothing leaves the device.
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Two-layer credential protection
Email and password are encrypted with Electron's
safeStorage before the OS keychain ever sees them.
An attacker would have to defeat both your OS user account
& the safeStorage key to recover one.
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Encrypted local database
Boards, nodes, edges, sticky notes, profile metadata — all of it in an encrypted SQLite file under your user-data folder. The encryption key is held by the OS keychain.
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The plaintext password lives for milliseconds
Only during the login-form injection. The renderer process never sees the password — it can only ask whether credentials are saved and what email is on file.
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Hardened desktop runtime, auditable claims
Context isolation, sandboxed renderer, content security policy, no Node access from web content. Boards export as plain JSON. Every claim above is verifiable in the public source.
Pricing
One licence.
Yours forever.
Try it free for 14 days. Then $99 for the first 100 customers, $149 after. One-time. Use it on up to two of your own machines. No subscription, no auto-renew — the app keeps working even if we don't.
EARLY-ACCESS LAUNCH
$99 .00
$149 one-time · first 100 customers
- ↳ Lifetime use of the version you bought
- ↳ 12 months of new releases included
- ↳ 2 devices per licence
- ↳ 14-day money-back guarantee
- ↳ Optional $49 / yr to keep getting new releases after year 1
No credit card for the trial.
Download
Install BoardFleet.
Pick your platform. The app opens in trial mode — no setup beyond launching it. v0.9.x is the public preview; installers are signed where they're signed, and we're honest below about where they aren't yet.
FAQ
Honest answers.
Does the app talk to the internet? +
Only the account sessions do — they load the Aurum back-office over HTTPS, the same way any browser would. The app itself sends no analytics, no telemetry, no remote licence check.
Is this against Aurum's terms? +
Managing your own accounts and the accounts of partners you sponsor is what the Aurum back-office is for — that's what we built this for. What would cross the line is using one identity across multiple sock-puppet accounts to fake structure, and BoardFleet doesn't help with that. It also doesn't bypass KYC, payment, or anything else Aurum enforces server-side. You log in with the same credentials you'd use in a browser; we just stop you from losing them in a sea of Chrome profiles.
Can I use it offline? +
Everything local works offline: the board canvas, the Inspector, settings, saved credentials. Account sessions need the network — they're loading the real Aurum site.
Where are my passwords stored? +
In your operating system's keychain — Keychain Access on macOS, Credential Manager on Windows, libsecret or kwallet on Linux. Before the keychain sees them they're wrapped in a second layer of safeStorage encryption. Never on disk in plaintext.
What if I lose my computer? +
The encryption keys for the keychain entries and the local database live on that one machine. Without it, the data is unreachable. There's no cloud backup to restore from — and no cloud backup for an attacker to grab. That trade is intentional.
Can I move boards between computers? +
Yes. Settings → Data → Export current board writes plain JSON. Import on the other machine. Saved credentials don't travel with the export — they're per-machine in the keychain by design. Save them again on the new install.
What if Aurum blocks my IP? +
BoardFleet reads the Retry-After header on Aurum's 403 and shows the real countdown in both the session window and the Inspector. The Fill button hides until the block lifts, then comes back on its own. If blocks keep recurring after the cooldown, your saved password is probably wrong — re-enter it from the Inspector.
Is BoardFleet affiliated with Aurum Foundation? +
No. BoardFleet is an independent desktop tool built by operators for operators. We have no access to anything Aurum doesn't already show you in your browser, and Aurum has no involvement in this product.
Stop juggling browsers.
Put your Aurum accounts on a board you control. Fourteen days, no card.