A place for every account
Group your accounts, give them useful aliases, and pin the ones you return to. Choose an account to see its status and launch controls.
Explore account managementPlaying
Testing
Example accounts from the app's walkthrough
Roblox Manager
Switch accounts, launch several clients, and save the setups you use to play or test. RM keeps those controls in one Windows desktop app.
Keep the accounts you play with and the sessions you test in the same workspace.
Group your accounts, give them useful aliases, and pin the ones you return to. Choose an account to see its status and launch controls.
Explore account managementExample accounts from the app's walkthrough
Save a place and its launch options as a preset. Start several clients or join a specific server without re-entering the same details.
Explore launches and presetsRM tracks running clients alongside their managed accounts.
Tile running Roblox windows across your connected displays. Adjust the layout and padding to suit the session you're playing or testing.
Explore instance managementChoose your layout and spacing in the installed app.
Your authentication cookies belong in an encrypted account store. RM uses Windows-held keys by default, with the code available for inspection.
Read the security guideAES-256-GCM encryption · Windows-managed wrapping key
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Your account store is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it reaches disk. Authentication cookies are not saved as plain text.
The default wrapping key lives in Windows Credential Manager. If you prefer a master password, the optional password mode derives its wrapping key using Argon2id.
Known cookie, authentication-ticket, and CSRF-token patterns are redacted before log output is written to disk.
Atomic writes and a backup of the previous store help protect saved data if a write is interrupted.
Download the latest release from GitHub and run the installer. RM supports Windows 10 and 11 and uses WebView2 for its desktop interface. Install Roblox to launch clients.