The app at a glance
The app has three tabs along the bottom of the screen. They are icons only, with no text labels: a house on the left, a wallet in the middle, and a gear on the right. The active one is orange.
| Tab | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Home | Your heater: temperature, status, alerts, and today's numbers |
| Wallet | Money: balance, lifetime earnings, and live performance |
| Setting | You: profile, preferences, notifications, and support |
Nearly everything else in the app is a screen reached from one of these three.
Home
Home shows one heater at a time. If you have several, the one on screen is whichever you last selected.
The header
- The device name, with a small chevron beside it. Tap it to open the list of your heaters. Each row shows a name and a status, a check marks the one you are viewing, and Add New Device at the bottom starts pairing another. See Pair your heater.
- The three dots, top right, open About — the heater's name, firmware version, model, serial number and warranty. See Device details.
- The bell opens your notification inbox. A dot on the bell means something is unread. See Notifications.
Directly under the name is a colored dot and a short label describing the heater right now: Healthy, Needs attention, Critical, Offline or Inactive. Status and alerts explains all five.
The heater card
A photo of your heater fills the top of the screen. When something needs your attention, a colored banner sits across the bottom of that photo — red for critical, amber for a warning. It names the problem and adds a line saying what the heater is doing about it: "Heating has been disabled for safety" for a critical fault, "Hot water is on, but mining is paused" for a warning. Some alarms also show a speaker button on the banner for muting the audible alert on the unit.
Below the photo:
- Current — the water temperature right now, in your chosen unit.
- The mode the heater is running in. This is a readout, not a control.
- Controls — opens the Device Control screen, where the target temperature and the coolant reminder live. See Temperature.
Home Summary
Three rows, each of which opens something bigger:
| Row | What it shows | Where it goes |
|---|---|---|
| Device count | How many heaters you have, and how many sit in each status | The device list |
| BTC today | Today's mining rewards, in BTC and in your currency | The Wallet tab |
| kWh today | Today's electricity use across your heaters | Energy and hashrate |
Pull down on the Home screen to refresh every figure on it.
Wallet
Three cards, stacked.
Balance is the large card at the top. It shows what you have earned and not yet been paid, in BTC with the value in your currency beneath it. Along the bottom:
- If you have added a Bitcoin address, the card shows it shortened, alongside the next scheduled payout date.
- If you have not, the card shows an Add Wallet button instead. See Add your wallet.
Tapping the card opens Balance Overview, which holds the same balance plus your payout history. See Your balance and Payouts.
Lifetime Earnings shows everything ever credited to you, in BTC and in your currency. Tapping it opens the full list of mining reward credits. See How earning works.
Performance shows two live numbers for the most recent hour: Hashrate in TH/s and Power in kW. Tapping either one opens its chart. See Energy and hashrate.
Before you pair a heater, none of these cards appear. The tab shows a picture of the heater, the line "Connect your device to start earning", and a Connect Device button.
Setting
A short list, in order down the screen:
- Your name and account ID at the top. Tap it to open Profile, where you change your name, your region and your email address. See Profile.
- More Settings — the temperature unit and currency the app displays, plus email alerts and push notifications. See Preferences and Notifications.
- Support — the public FAQs, the support email address, and the form for opening a support request. See Support.
- Device Logs — asks "Do you want to download the device logs?" and, on Download, saves a log file to your phone for support.
- Log Out — at the bottom, in red.
What the app does not do yet
Worth knowing early, so you are not hunting for a button that is not there.
The app has no on/off control. You do not start, stop or restart heating from your phone. The one restart the app can cause is the one that follows applying a new target temperature, and it warns you before it happens.
The target temperature offers two settings rather than a dial: 50 C and 60 C, shown as 122 F and 140 F if you have the app in Fahrenheit. See Temperature.
On the Device Control screen, the section headed Mode (coming soon) shows a Normal tile and a Smart tile. Neither tile responds to taps, and there is no way to change the heating mode from the app.
Charts cover energy and hashrate. There is no temperature history chart.