
BlockSeeker
Monitor your home miners
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What's New in BlockSeeker
1.1
October 14, 2026
Running a mix of hardware? This update is built for you. FLEET HEALTH AT A GLANCE • The dashboard graph is now a health timeline: it shows when miners went offline, ran hot or dropped below their hashrate floor, and how many. • A summary underneath says what's wrong right now and on which type of miner — tap to see the miners' names. • Miners that haven't answered yet after you open the app show as "checking" instead of offline. • Each miner's History shows a health strip and how much of the time it stayed healthy. A BETTER LIVE ACTIVITY • Shows how many miners are online (for example 38/41) and flags offline ones, on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. • Turns itself off when you leave your miners' Wi-Fi, and shows "Paused" instead of old numbers when the app isn't updating. • Prefer it on the Lock Screen only? Turn off the Dynamic Island in Settings. MORE HOME MINERS • Compact home Scrypt ASICs that serve their own local web API are found automatically and get their own "Home ASIC" group, with live hashrate in MH/s, temperature, fans and uptime. • Reboot, switch pools, set pool & wallet and choose a power plan (High, Balanced or Eco) right from the app. • Solo miners whose AxeOS-compatible firmware uses the newer nested status API are now read correctly — hashrate, power, temperatures, fan, block hits and both pools — with reboot, pool switching and frequency/voltage changes. NAME YOUR MINERS • Rename any miner from its settings. Your name is used in every alert, including the block-found celebration. EARNINGS AT A GLANCE • Estimated pool earnings per day now sit right next to the estimated cost per day — tap for the per-coin breakdown. • Scrypt block odds and earnings are now correct when different kinds of Scrypt miners are mixed. CHANGE POOLS ACROSS HARDWARE TYPES • New pool & wallet screen: set the primary pool, fallback pool and wallet for one hardware type or for your entire fleet, from the Controls tab or a group's settings. • It starts with what each miner has now, and any field you leave blank stays as it is. • Every miner keeps its own worker name, so per-miner pool stats carry on. • New Primary / Fallback switch (beta) in each group's settings: every miner moves to that pool, miners already there are left alone, each switch is checked five minutes later and resent if needed, and the group stays there after a reboot. Not available yet for desktop ASICs. • Pool switching and pool changes now work with the latest open-source miner firmware, and the pool list is no longer reordered when you switch. THE RIGHT UNITS FOR EVERY ALGORITHM • Hashrate limits use each miner's own units instead of assuming Bitcoin. • Miners running under 1 GH/s show their hashrate in MH/s and are no longer flagged as "No hashrate". • Miners on different algorithms keep separate alert thresholds. • The daily cost estimate skips miners that are switched off and tells you how many of your miners report wattage. AUTOMATIC REBOOTS • Per miner: after a set number of hours of runtime, at a time of day, or when hashrate stays below a floor for as long as you choose. • A reboot that comes due while the app is closed runs once at the next check-in, not once per missed day. • Stop after a few attempts or keep retrying until the miner recovers, with a notification each time. • Off until you turn it on. FEWER FALSE ALARMS • A glitching miner can no longer inflate your swarm hashrate — impossible readings from the firmware are ignored. • BlockSeeker recognises the network your miners are on, so leaving home no longer triggers "miners offline". • A miner is only flagged after several failed checks in a row — you set how many in Settings. • Large fleets are checked in smaller batches to avoid timeouts, and a miner being re-checked is shown that way rather than as offline.
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