No more cookie bleed
Each account 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.
Run dozens of Aurum back-office accounts side by side on a single computer. Every account is a node on the board; double-click and it opens in its own isolated browser session, already signed in. No logging in and out. No eight-Chrome-profile chaos. Credentials live encrypted in your OS keychain — never a cloud holding your logins.
Every account is a node on the board. Double-click it and that account opens in its own isolated, already signed-in session. The green ● LIVE pills mark the sessions running right now.
Double-click any node and that account opens in its own isolated browser session — separate cookies, separate login. Run a dozen side by side; none of them know the others exist.
Select a node to set its login. Email and password are encrypted and handed to your OS keychain — the app never keeps them in plaintext, and the next session opens signed in.
One passcode locks the whole app — every board and every open session hidden at once. Idle-locks on its own, locks on sleep. Walk away without thinking about it.
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.
A desktop board for operators who run many accounts and are tired of logging in and out all day. Every node is one identity in its own isolated browser session — open it once, stay signed in, switch with a double-click. Save each login a single time; it's encrypted in your OS keychain. Everything stays on your machine. No cloud. No telemetry. No subscription.
Each account 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.
Drag nodes, draw lines between sponsor and partner, group families, drop sticky notes on top. Replaces the spreadsheet you've been pretending tracks this.
Reads Aurum's own block response and surfaces the real countdown. A wrong-password cooldown keeps the app from making your IP block worse.
Buy it once. No subscription, no remote licence check, no cloud account. Boards export as plain JSON. The version you install keeps working.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Try it free for 14 days. Then $99 for the first 25 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.
EARLYACCESS50 applied at checkout. No credit card for the trial.Pick your platform. The app opens in trial mode — no setup beyond launching it. macOS is signed and notarised by Apple; Windows is code-signed (SSL.com); Linux ships with a SHA256SUMS sidecar so you can verify exactly which file you downloaded.
Each account is a node on the board with its own isolated browser session — separate cookies, separate login. Double-click the node and it opens already signed in. No re-authenticating, no swapping Chrome profiles, no logging in and out all day.
The app itself is local-first — the board, the Inspector, settings, and saved credentials all work with no connection. The account sessions are real browsers, so the Aurum sites they load need the network, the same as any browser. The app sends no analytics or telemetry of its own.
In your operating system's keychain — Keychain Access on macOS, Credential Manager on Windows, libsecret or kwallet on Linux — wrapped in an extra layer of Electron safeStorage encryption before anything is written. They never leave your machine, and there's no cloud account holding your logins.
BoardFleet reads Aurum's own 403 and Retry-After response 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 — so the app never piles on retries and makes the block worse.
Nothing syncs out, so there's nothing remote for an attacker to grab — and nothing to restore, either. The encryption keys live on that one machine. Export your boards to JSON and keep your own credential records, the way you would for any local-first tool. That trade is intentional.
Yes. Settings → Data → Export current board writes plain JSON; import it on the other machine. Saved credentials don't travel with the export — they're per-machine in the keychain by design — so you re-enter them once on the new install. A licence covers two of your own machines.
You pay once and it's yours — no subscription, no auto-renew, no remote licence check. Every update to the version you bought is free, forever. Down the road, a big new major version may be an optional paid upgrade (about half price, and free if you bought recently) — but you're never charged automatically and your copy never stops working.
Managing your own accounts and the partners you sponsor is exactly what the Aurum back-office is for. BoardFleet is just isolated browser sessions on your own machine — it doesn't fake structure with sock-puppets, bypass KYC or payment, or do anything Aurum enforces server-side. You log in with the same credentials you'd use in a browser; we just stop you losing them in a sea of Chrome profiles.
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.
Put every Aurum account on one board you control — each in its own signed-in session. Fourteen days, no card.