NEXUSMANAGER

Exalt Account Manager (EAM)

Exalt Account Manager is a free, open-source account and mule manager for Realm of the Mad God Exalt, written by Maik8. If you run more than two or three accounts, it removes most of the tedium: launching, daily logins, and remembering which mule is holding what.

It is worth being precise about what EAM is, because it is often lumped in with tools that are nothing like it. EAM does not inject into the game, modify the client, or play for you. It launches accounts, keeps their daily logins ticking, and shows you what each one holds. Everything that happens in the game itself is still you.

Want the accounts run for you? NexusManager plays the sessions on our servers — nothing installed, nothing running on your PC. Open the console →

$0.08 per running account-hour · sign in or create an account in under a minute

What it does

Launch Exalt without the launcher
Start the game directly on a chosen account, and open several instances without fighting the official launcher for control.
Auto Daily Login
Logs selected accounts in on a schedule so daily login calendar rewards keep accruing on mules you are not actively playing.
Local account storage
Credentials stay on your machine rather than on someone's server, protected on Windows with the Data Protection API.
Vault Peeker
Added in the v3.0.0 overhaul, a Muledump-style view of what every account holds, so you can find an item across a wall of mules without logging into each one.
Visual statistics
Per-account history and summaries, rather than a bare list of logins.

Platforms and where to get it

An older, unrelated project by a different author shares the name (link3337/ExaltAccountManager, a C#/WPF launcher). The actively maintained one, and the one with Vault Peeker, is MaikEight's.

EAM and NexusManager together

These are not competing tools, and using both is the normal arrangement.

EAM organises accounts. It launches them, keeps daily logins ticking, and tells you what each one is holding — and it reports more per-account detail than our console does, so if you want the fullest picture of your mules, that is the tool for it. What it deliberately does not do is play.

NexusManager is the part that plays. Sessions run on our servers rather than your PC, billed at $0.08 per running account-hour, with an encrypted credential vault, per-account policy, and a live viewer. Nothing installs locally and nothing runs on your connection.

The one place they overlap is vault viewing: EAM's Vault Peeker reads your accounts from the desktop, while the console keeps a cached snapshot per account with item art and enchantments, refreshed after a session ends. Use whichever is in front of you.

Put your mules to work Add an account, set its policy, and let the session run on our hardware. Open the console →

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