IdleDeck: multi-account browser for idle and crypto games

Yes. Today every feature is free, with no account limit and no time limit. Optional premium features may show up in the future; if that happens, we'll tell you first and you decide if you want them.

To link the app to your sign-up: that's how we know how many people use IdleDeck and can offer new things later. It takes a minute, asks for no card, and the site account has nothing to do with your game accounts.

Everything runs on your computer. Game sessions, vault logins and history stay in a folder of yours, encrypted by Windows. Our server only knows your site account, an anonymous code for each linked computer, the app version and whether it's open (so we can count how many people are using the app right now). Game accounts, cookies and passwords never go through it.

No, and that's on purpose. It doesn't click, has no macros, doesn't solve verifications and uses no proxy or VPN. It organizes, keeps things running, watches and alerts. All accounts go out from your IP: respecting each game's account limit is still up to you — the app warns you when you get close to the limit the game publishes.

Yes. The same site account links several computers, and you can unlink any of them from your account.

It's the same IdleDeck, free in both. The "Download" button installs through the Microsoft Store: you get a small installer, made and signed by Microsoft, that installs the app through the Store — Windows shows no warning and the Store takes care of updates. The site's .exe updates itself, through the app. If you already use one of them, there's no need to switch.

With the .exe downloaded straight from the site, yes: it doesn't have a code signing certificate yet (it's expensive for a new project), so SmartScreen warns that the publisher is unknown. Click "More info" and "Run anyway" — and, to check that the file is ours, compare the SHA-256 shown at the end of this page. Through the Microsoft Store that warning doesn't appear.

It works with any game that runs in the browser, including those with a player market and crypto withdrawals, like Pokéidle.io. IdleDeck never touches your wallet or your balance: it only keeps the pages open, organized and awake. Before opening several accounts, read each game's rules on number of accounts, IP and automation.

Yes. Pokéidle.io only hunts while the tab is open, and that's what IdleDeck guarantees: each account in its own space, awake even with the window minimized or in the tray, and an alert when one drops. The game already shows up in the list when you add an account.