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Getting started

From a new account to a running fleet in about two minutes.

Thrall is a fleet console. It runs a game client for each of your accounts inside your browser and shows them together on one wall. This page takes you from nothing to a running fleet.

The game client connects in the next release. Until then every tile runs a simulation, so you can learn the wall, the stage and the keys before your real accounts are on it.

1. Create your account

Go to thrall.dev and choose Create account. You need an email address, a display name and a password of at least 10 characters.

We mail you a link to confirm the address. Confirming it starts your 3-day trial, so do it when you are ready to use it.

2. Create the vault

Open Accounts. The first time, Thrall asks you to create a vault and choose a passphrase for it.

The vault is where your game logins live. It is encrypted on your device before anything is saved, and it is never sent to Thrall. Two things follow from that:

  • Use a passphrase you will remember. There is no reset. If you forget it, the saved logins are gone.
  • It is not your Thrall password. Pick something different.

Read The vault for exactly how it is stored.

3. Add your game accounts

Choose Add account and enter the game username and password, an optional bank pin, a name for the tile and a task.

Have a list? Choose Paste a list and paste one account per line:

username:password
username:password:1234

4. Start your clients

Open Fleet. Every account in the vault is a tile on the wall.

  • Click Start on a tile, or Start all.
  • The first start of a session asks for your vault passphrase, so the clients can log in.
  • Your plan sets how many run at once. A new account starts with a 3-day trial of 3; see Plans and billing.

5. Watch the wall

Each tile shows the client’s task, how long it has run and its gp per hour. A tile turns red when the client needs you, and says why.

Click a tile, or press its number, to open it on the stage. The fleet wall and stage covers everything on screen.

Keep the tab open

Clients run in your browser, on your machine. Close the tab and they stop. To keep a fleet running, leave the tab open, or install Thrall as an app so it has its own window.