Uurly Node
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Uurly Node is coming soon. It keeps your stops and rules running when your laptop is closed: Uurly runs on a small computer at home, and the key that signs your trades lives on that computer.
Uurly Node isn't available yet; the desktop app for Mac and Windows is. Uurly doesn't sell hardware.
uurly-node.local
Raspberry Pi 5 · 8 GB
Sold 1,840 JUP. Signed on your node.
Preview with example data. Uurly Node is coming soon.
- Keys on your own box
- Your keys never pass through Uurly
- Steer it from the app on your Mac
How it will work
Three steps. Plug in, install, pair.
Uurly Node will run the same engine as the desktop app. The app on your Mac becomes the remote control.
Plug in a small computer
A Raspberry Pi 5 kit or an Intel N100/N150 mini PC. Connect power and a network cable, and leave it on.
- PowerAlways on, 5–10 W
- NetworkCable to your router
- StorageSSD (recommended)
- ScreenNot needed
A home server or NAS you already own may work too.
Install Uurly Node
Put Uurly Node on the small computer. The installer and a step-by-step guide come out when Uurly Node launches.
Like the desktop app, you'll be able to check each download on the Trust page.
Pair it with the app
Uurly Node gives you a 6-digit code. Type it in the app on your Mac and the two are paired.
Then pick a wallet for the node and hand over the positions you want it to watch.
Hardware
Two boxes we'd pick. Buy them anywhere.
Uurly doesn't sell hardware. These are two common setups we're building Uurly Node for. A similar computer should work as well.
Indicative hardware prices. Rough shop prices for the hardware itself, not a Uurly price, and they change. Shopping links follow when Uurly Node launches.
Raspberry Pi 5 kit
8 GB, with case, power supply and SSD/HAT
- Raspberry Pi 5, 8 GB board
- Case with active cooler that keeps it cool around the clock
- Official 27 W USB-C power supply, which avoids random restarts
- NVMe SSD with M.2 HAT, more reliable than a memory card
Intel N100/N150 mini PC
8 GB, SSD
- Intel N100 or N150, 4 cores, about 6–10 W
- 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD built in
- Case and power adapter included: nothing to assemble
- Wired network port for a steady connection to your router
Already have a box? A home server, a NAS or a spare mini PC may work too. The exact requirements follow when Uurly Node launches.
Safe by design
Your box signs your trades. Your keys never pass through us.
The app on your Mac sends instructions. The key that signs trades lives on your node and is used there. Uurly's servers never receive it.
The Uurly app
You set a stop or confirm a sell
Your Uurly Node
Checks your rules, signs with your key
The blockchain
Solana, Robinhood Chain, Arc
Keys on your box
Your wallet key will be stored encrypted on the node's disk, unlocked with your passphrase and used there to sign. Uurly's servers never see it.
No open ports
The node is designed to connect outward only, so nothing on your router needs to change.
You stay in control
Steer it from the desktop app and unpair it whenever you want. A lost or stolen box can then no longer act for your account.
FAQ
Short answers.
When can I get Uurly Node?
We're building it now and there's no date yet. When it's ready it appears on this page and in the changelog. Until then, the desktop app runs your stops and rules while your computer is awake.
Do I need a node to use Uurly?
No. The desktop app for Mac and Windows does everything on its own. Uurly Node is for people who want their stops to keep running while their laptop is closed or asleep.
What happens when the power goes out?
The node stops watching until the power is back. It then starts by itself, reloads your positions and checks every stop against the current price first. A small UPS keeps it running through short outages.
How will updates work?
Updates will be signed, like the desktop app's. You choose: install at a quiet moment, or confirm each update in the app. Every stop is checked again right after a restart.
What if the box is stolen?
The wallet key on the node is encrypted and can't be read from the disk without your passphrase. Unpair the node in the app to cut it off, then move your funds to a new wallet. Keep your recovery phrase offline, never on the node.
Can I use my own server or NAS?
We plan to support 64-bit Linux machines, such as a home server or a NAS. The exact requirements follow when Uurly Node launches. We don't advise a rented cloud server: your key would then sit on someone else's computer.
Close the laptop. Keep your stops running.
Uurly runs your own rules with your own keys. Not investment advice; crypto can lose all of its value.
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