Roster keeps your cookies sealed, multiple accounts launching in parallel, and your refresh state coherent — without touching the Roblox client or modifying its memory.
Roster is the integrated, tested version of the workflow people otherwise stitch together from scripts and abandoned forks. Local-only. No DLL injection. No analytics.
Per-account .ROBLOSECURITY cookies wrapped with Windows DPAPI, optionally layered with an Argon2id-derived master password. Plaintext only in process memory.
Bypasses Roblox's single-instance mutex at the OS level — no DLLs, no patched binaries, no memory writes. Tile four instances across a monitor in one click.
Per-account heartbeat (~5 min, ±20% jitter) captures rotated cookies the moment Roblox emits them. Stale accounts go to the front of the queue.
Auto-relaunch a single alt or a whole group with one keystroke. Vault-wide failures pause the loop instead of cascading.
Aggregate Robux, RAP, and limited-item counts across every account. Per-account playtime tracked locally, no upload.
Save private-server links per account or per game and launch into them directly from the card.
Apply throttle, tags, or alias prefixes across a selection of accounts in one transactional pass. Partial failures roll back.
Plus and Pro are hardware-locked, one active machine at a time. Activate on a new machine to move; previous machine drops to Free on next refresh.
No analytics, no crash pings. Only outbound: Roblox's APIs, GitHub Releases for updates, and the licensing endpoint for paid tiers. Free tier additionally loads AdsJumbo.
.ROBLOSECURITY cookie whenever any session uses it. If you log into an account in your browser, on a phone, or in another tool while Roster has it loaded, Roblox can issue a new cookie that Roster never sees, and the vault copy stops working until you log in again.
Free covers up to 4 accounts. Plus unlocks the rest of the app for $3.99/mo. Pro removes the workspace ads for $5.99/mo. See the full breakdown →
No — Roblox doesn't approve third-party tools. Roster sticks to public Roblox APIs and doesn't automate gameplay or inject into the Roblox process. Read Trust for the full surface.
Nothing in the short term. The licence file Roster stores locally verifies offline against an Ed25519 public key embedded in the app, and stays valid until its expiry plus a 7-day grace window. The server only matters during activation and the once-a-day refresh.
Yes — generate a fresh activation code from Whop's customer portal and paste it on the new machine. The licence rebinds automatically and the previous machine drops to Free on its next daily refresh; there's no separate "release the slot" step.
Roster v0.1 is in open beta. Windows 10 22H2+ or Windows 11. The MSI runs without admin rights.