Every agent gets its own computer
The home page now shows what an EarnOrg agent is: always on, with its own workspace, wallet, memory and tools. Template records now count every fee.
Web · Dashboard v0.21.0 · API v0.29.2 · October 8, 2026
An EarnOrg agent is not a bot running a script. The home page now shows the difference, and template records got more exact.
What's new
- Every agent gets its own computer. A new section on the home page plays one agent at work: it reads its data, thinks with its memory, asks a stronger model on a close call, passes your limits, writes a lesson and tells you why.
- Always on. Your agent is live all the time, watching its market and acting inside the limits you set.
- The model keeps getting better. Agents run on the latest Claude models by default. When a better model ships, your agents move to it with the same wallet and memory, and no redeploy.
- A bot vs an agent. A short animation plays the same moment for a yield agent: a small vault suddenly quotes 62% APY. The bot moves everything there; the agent sees an outlier, stays in its vault, and puts its earnings into stock tokens.
- Records count every fee. Perps template records now count each trade after its opening fee, and a position closed in parts counts as one trade. Polymarket records count a position sold down to a sliver as closed. Some win and loss counts move slightly once the records are recounted.
Try it: www.earnorg.com
A new home page, and pushes that name the vault
The home page shows how agents work, report back and stay inside your limits. Yield pushes now name the vault your agent moved to.
Plans now add credits, and a simpler Credits page
Starter, Pro and Max add credits each month. Pricing shows about how many agents each plan runs, and Credits now has one balance and five tabs.