SRNCloud AFK Manager

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Monitor and recover an authorized SRNCloud session from one dashboard

SRNCloud AFK Manager is a browser-based control dashboard for keeping an authorized SRNCloud hosting session alive and recovering it when it drops. A left rail links Dashboard, Automation, Servers, Rewards, Activity, Logs and Settings. The Dashboard shows observed coins, session runtime, last verified time and servers online, plus a system health probe, a coin trend chart, a live activity feed and a server fleet panel. Automation centralizes Start, Pause, Resume, Stop, Restart browser and Reconnect controls over a status display. Rewards and Servers report only the values the provider actually exposes, Logs streams timestamped automation events, and Settings manages encrypted credentials, health-check intervals, retries, notifications and appearance. A built-in mock provider lets every operating state be explored without a real account.

Highlights

Automation controls

Start, pause, stop

Live log stream

Timed state changes

Mock provider

Simulate many states

Rewards data

Coins and resources

Server metrics

Only exposed values

Encrypted settings

AES-256-GCM local

How to Use

Open the dashboard
Load the site and you land on the Dashboard page. The left rail lists Dashboard, Automation, Servers, Rewards, Activity, Logs and Settings, the top bar shows a connection badge that begins on Reconnecting, and four summary cards report coins, runtime, last check and servers online.
Drive the automation
Open Automation and use the Controls row. Start moves the status through IDLE, STARTING, AUTHENTICATING, CONNECTED and RUNNING, while Pause, Resume, Stop, Restart browser and Reconnect session act on the running session, with the status fields updating as the state changes.
Enable mock mode for a full tour
Go to Settings and scroll to the Developer (mock provider) section. Buttons for connected, disconnected, session expired, server offline, network failure and security challenge switch the provider state, which then fills the Rewards, Servers and Dashboard panels without needing real credentials.
Read the logs
Open Logs and filter by level from All down to DEBUG, INFO, WARN and ERROR. Each line is timestamped and narrates transitions such as IDLE to STARTING and the API listening on port 3000, so you can follow what the automation is doing.