CoinDash 4+

Supports hundreds of proof-of-work coins for 10 popular mining pools – that's 10 mining monitor apps in one! Now with 3-day free trial.

CoinDash is a cryptocurrency mining monitor and dashboard app that supports many popular mining pools including 2Miners, AntPool, Braiins Pool, Ethermine, F2Pool, Flypool, Mining Pool Hub, NanoPool, Suprnova, and ViaBTC. That's 10 mining monitor apps in one! It supports hundreds of cryptos including Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, Litecoin, Monero, Ethereum Classic, Ethereum PoW, Zcash, Dash, and a host of other proof-of-work altcoins.

Statistics are displayed in a single scrollable pane grouped by category for quick and easy viewing, including hash rates, difficulty, earnings, projected earnings, shares submitted, last/current block, and workers. Also includes summary stats widget support for your favorite coins.

Check out the the hash rate history charts, earnings history charts, and graphical display of hash rates for all your workers color-keyed by coin. With effortless switching between supported coins and mining pools, intuitive pull-to-refresh updates of dashboard graphics and statistics, flagging of workers with high invalid shares, and notifications for low hash rates, we're sure you will find CoinDash a breeze to use with a refreshingly simple and intuitive user experience and design.

Now you can watch your bitcoins and altcoins pile up in style. Your eyes will thank you. Happy mining!

FEATURES AT A GLANCE

• Hash rate charts for pools that support hash rate history
• Earnings history charts
• Summary stats widget; tap the heart to add your favorite coins to the summary stats widget
• Tap any coin pool in the summary stats widget to open detailed stats for that coin in CoinDash
• Notification of hash rate drops configurable in Settings[5]
• Graphical display of active workers and their percentage of the total miner hash rate
• Display the most important mining statistics color-keyed to coin type
• Pull-to-refresh of statistics for the current coin and mining pool
• Context-sensitive coin selection and settings panes which adapt to the currently selected mining pool[1]
• Fast, simple, and intuitive switching between mining pools and coins
• Worker views show accepted/rejected share stats and percentages for those mining pools that support it
• Show workers in bright red when rejected shares goes above a user-specified threshold specified in Settings
• Show projected earnings based on current earnings
• Option to show projected earnings in coins or USD for month, week, day, and hour
• Dark mode support for iOS 13+

MINING POOLS SUPPORTED

2Miners - 2miners.com
AntPool - antpool.com
Braiins Pool - braiin.com
Ethermine - ethermine.org
F2Pool - f2pool.com
Flypool - [ergo|etc|ravencoin].flypool.org
Mining Pool Hub - miningpoolhub.com (also supports some delisted coins)
NanoPool - nanopool.com
Suprnova - suprnova.cc (also supports some delisted coins)
ViaBTC - viabtc.com

NOTES

1. CoinDash supports hundreds of coins across 11 popular mining pools. Tap the pool name in the top center of the screen to change mining pools. Tap the top left coin button to change coin for the current mining pool. Both the coin selection button and settings button are context-sensitive and apply to the current mining pool.

2. Some stats for a few Suprnova coins are often unavailable due to down stats servers or request throttling.

3. Workers are flagged in bright red when they surpass the rejected shares threshold in Settings.

4. Access the summary stats widget in iOS 14+ by: a) swiping to the widget screen, b) scroll to the bottom, c) tap "Edit", d) scroll to the bottom again, e) tap "Customize", f) add the pre-iOS 14 widget of your choice.

5. To receive low hash rate notifications, you must add the summary stats widget to your widget screen, and select the heart/favorites button in the main app on those coins you want to receive notifications. You can change the notification threshold for each coin independently in Settings.

TERMS OF USE

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