Global Master
EUR €Total value
€1,153
Items worth
€694
Wallet
€460
Portfolio value · history▲ 17.9%
SSIM manages your Steam accounts in one place — inventories, trade-locks, mass trading and Steam Market buying & selling. Everything runs on your PC. Your passwords and 2FA secrets never leave the machine.
SSIM is currently in closed beta and 100% free — access is invite-only. Message Santer.xyz on Discord to request a spot.
From a single bot to many — organize, value, trade and sell across every account without ever juggling browser tabs.
Group bots into environments and folders. Three view levels — single account, environment master, and a global master across everything.
Owner-view inventory pulls every item with real values — and detects trade-lock dates automatically. Toggle between CS2 and TF2 instantly.
Send items between bots or to any trade link, individually or in bulk. Every offer is auto-confirmed via 2FA, with a live progress bar.
List items with smart strategies — lowest price, undercut, or a fixed net payout. See your exact net proceeds before anything is listed.
Place buy orders straight from the dashboard. Live item search, one-click market price, and automatic 2FA confirmation — orders fill themselves.
Every refresh logs a point to a clean value chart — total item worth plus wallet balance over time, per environment and globally.
Assign an HTTP or SOCKS proxy per environment or per account. Every bot gets its own isolated connection — sessions are never mixed.
SSIM keeps itself current. On launch it checks for a newer signed build and installs it before starting — no manual downloads, ever.
Every bot shows values in its own Steam wallet currency, formatted correctly — no guessing, no hard-coded euros or dollars.
Open SSIM in your browser and see the whole operation at a glance. Drill into a single bot, roll up an environment, or view a global master total across your entire farm.
SSIM snapshots your total worth and wallet balance on every refresh, so the curve reflects your real farm — in your own currency, straight from the Steam Market.
Search any item, pull the live market price with one click, set your price and quantity, and let SSIM place and confirm the order via 2FA. Selling works the same way, with full proceeds shown up front.
Dreams & Nightmares Case €1.81SSIM is built local-first and security-first. Here's exactly how your accounts are protected.
Everything runs on your machine. Passwords and .maFile secrets are never uploaded anywhere — only a single license check leaves the PC.
The dashboard binds to 127.0.0.1 by default — never exposed to your network — with built-in DNS-rebinding protection.
Each bot uses its own isolated network connection and proxy. Sessions are never mixed — one account can never affect another.
Trades and listings are confirmed with your identity_secret on-device. Your 2FA keys are only ever used locally.
Licenses are Ed25519-signed and bound to your device's hardware ID. A key can't be copied to another machine or forged.
The app ships as compiled V8 bytecode with an additionally obfuscated licensing layer — the source isn't sitting in the binary.
Every auto-update is verified by SHA-256 hash and Ed25519 signature before it runs. Only genuine, untampered builds install.
The single license check runs over HTTPS with a valid Let's Encrypt certificate — verified end-to-end.
SSIM is in closed beta. Message Santer.xyz on Discord to request access and your license key.
Drop your .maFile files (and an optional accounts.txt) into the folder next to the app.
Pick the accounts in the dashboard and import them into an environment in one click.
Refresh inventories, trade, sell and buy — all from one place. Updates install themselves.
SSIM is 100% free during the closed beta — invite-only while we polish it. No payment, no card. To request access, reach out directly on Discord.
.maFile secret keys are never uploaded — the only thing that leaves your machine is a single, signed license check..maFile files (the Steam Desktop Authenticator format) and, for bulk import, an optional accounts.txt with user:pass lines. Drop them in the folder and import.