Independent dashboard for Unetwork node operators
See every license that's quietly not earning.
Run hundreds of licenses and a lot can go quiet — dormant, abandoned, or running but below SLA. Unode shows your whole fleet by stage, in one place, so you can act before it costs you another day of UP.
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Sample fleet of 573 licenses: 412 earning, 110 on marketplace, 27 code issued, 11 idle not leased, 7 dark lease (48h+), 6 underperforming.
License stages
Every license is in one of these stages. Only one of them pays — and at fleet scale the rest hide in plain sight.
A preview of the dashboard
Illustrative preview — sample numbers, not a live account. Your real fleet appears only after you connect.
Illustrative dashboard preview with sample numbers, not a live account: available balance 1,284.6 UP, earning today +7.1 UP, 412 of 573 licenses earning, and 13 licenses needing attention (6 breaching SLA, 7 gone dark).
How it works
- It reads: Unode reads the same Unetwork API your operator console already uses.
- It flags: It sorts your whole fleet by stage and flags the licenses earning nothing — idle, gone dark, or running below their uptime SLA.
- You act: You act — lease, group, adjust lease settings, all in bulk — and keep more of your fleet earning.
Unode doesn’t pay your rewards and can’t promise a number — it removes the blind spots that quietly cost yield, so you can keep more of your fleet earning and SLA-compliant.
What you can do
Find
The licenses that quietly stopped paying.
- A needs-attention view surfaces the idle, gone-dark and underperforming licenses hiding in a fleet too big to check by hand.
- See the exact stage of every license — idle, on marketplace, code issued, dark lease, earning, or underperforming.
- Search, filter and sort hundreds of rows in seconds; export any view to CSV.
Fix
Hundreds of licenses, one pass.
- Set aliases, create leases, build groups and change lease settings across many licenses at once.
- Group your fleet the way you actually run it, then act on a whole group at once.
- The operations the official console makes you do one license at a time — built for hundreds, not one.
Watch
Uptime against the line, before payout day.
- Every license charts uptime and earnings against its dashed SLA line, so a drift toward breach is something you see coming — not something you find out on payout day.
- A 365-day earnings heatmap shows the streaks and the gaps across your whole fleet.
- Task analytics shows your dominant task's share of fleet rewards and how it shifts period over period — so you know which tasks actually pay.
Before you connect
Your keys stay with you
Your funds, your keys and your license NFTs stay yours — Unode holds none of them. It only reads and acts on what your wallet already controls, and keeps nothing once you disconnect.
Just a signature
Connecting costs no gas and moves no funds: you sign a short message to prove the wallet is yours — not a transaction, and not a spending approval. Your upstream access tokens stay server-side, never in your browser.
Built by an operator
A node operator built this, not Unetwork — and it's not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorised by Unetwork. It reads the same API your operator console already uses, so your numbers reconcile, and anything that isn't live yet is labelled, plainly.
Common questions
Is it official?
No. Unode is an independent project built by a node operator. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or authorised by Unetwork — it talks to the same API your operator console already uses, so your numbers reconcile.
Is it safe to connect my wallet?
Connecting is a signature, not a transaction: it is gas-free, grants no spending approval, and moves no funds. Unode is non-custodial, and your upstream access tokens stay server-side — never in your browser. Your wallet will say the request comes from unitynodes.io and may warn about a site mismatch — that's expected and truthful: the message is addressed to Unetwork's own sign-in service, which is exactly where Unode sends it. You can disconnect at any time.
What do you store about me?
Your public wallet address — the one you sign in with — as your account identifier, plus your session and the fleet data Unode computes for you. Your upstream access tokens are never stored and your refresh token is encrypted at rest; the database is never reachable from your browser, and no private keys are ever involved.
Is the preview on this page real?
No. The preview above uses sample numbers to show the layout — it is an illustrative mock, not a live account. There is no public demo without connecting; your real licenses, earnings and uptime appear only after you sign in, which takes one gas-free signature.
Will it increase my rewards?
It can't promise that, and it doesn't pay rewards — Unetwork does. What Unode does is remove the blind spots that quietly cost yield — idle licenses, dark leases, and ones running below SLA — so you can act and keep more of your fleet earning. The acting stays yours.
Why is it free?
Because there is nothing to sell you. A node operator built Unode for their own fleet and opened it up to other operators — nothing here is for sale, and your data is never sold. All it ever asks for is one signature to prove the wallet is yours.
What's not live yet?
Almost everything you'll use day to day is live: the full license list, search and filters, issuing lease codes and revoking leases (one at a time or in bulk), groups, settings, aliases, and your earnings, uptime and rewards history. The withdrawals flow is not live yet — payouts still happen in the official console — and it's labelled as such wherever it appears in the app.
How big a fleet can it handle?
It's built for hundreds of licenses, whether you run fifty or five hundred: search, filter, sort, group, and act in bulk, where the official console asks you to go one license at a time.
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