neXusNerds Bulk Fetch SnapShot

Turn Unity's 20-records-at-a-time dashboard into a full local snapshot of your earnings, licenses and withdrawals.

neXusNerds Bulk Fetch SnapShot is a local-only data export and dashboard tool for Unity node operators and lessees. It solves the 20-records-at-a-time pagination problem on the Unity portal by capturing your full earnings, licenses, withdrawals, and analytics into a single downloadable JSON file — and then opens an interactive dashboard (SnapShot) to explore the data. WHAT IT DOES - Captures your complete earnings history, active licenses, withdrawal records, and per-license analytics directly from your authenticated Unity session - Saves everything as a JSON file on your device — ready for spreadsheets, scripts, accounting tools, or your own archive - Opens a built-in dashboard with search, sort, filter, and per-lease cards — tap any card to flip and see lease terms, timeline, and live earnings pills - Resync button in the dashboard header pulls fresh data from Unity in place — no need to re-run the download (requires Unity tab open) - Optional AES-256-GCM encryption (PBKDF2 with 310,000 iterations) for downloads you want to keep private - Privacy mode in the dashboard masks hex IDs with a single tap - Light / dark theme; built-in help page for onboarding WHAT IT DOES NOT DO - No backend server - No telemetry, no analytics, no tracking pixels - No third-party domains — the only network calls are to Unity's own API, using your existing session (the same calls the Unity dashboard itself makes) - No remote code execution — strict content_security_policy, no eval, no remote scripts - No data ever leaves your device unless you download the file yourself DATA HANDLING Your full payout wallet address is never transmitted or stored by this extension. Only the last 4 characters appear in your downloaded JSON file as a reference aid. User IDs and external IDs are stripped from withdrawal records on ingest via a strict whitelist sanitizer. Independently reviewed for security on 2026-04-20. Single purpose: Capture and visualize your own Unity node operator earnings, licenses, and analytics as a local, downloadable archive.