Is it contributing?
Reported activity, throughput and activations show what each device last did. An old sample is not treated as proof that the Mac went offline.
IOTA TRAIN AT HOME DEVICE MONITOR
See your training.
Understand your rewards.
Add a public Miner ID and see which devices are contributing, what they earned today, and lifetime accounted rewards. An independent monitor for IOTA Train at Home — not the IOTA Layer 1 wallet.
- Optional Google sign-in
- Public Miner ID only
- Not the IOTA Layer 1 wallet
IOTA WatchILLUSTRATIVE VIEW · NOT LIVE DATA
YOUR OVERVIEW
Read-onlyYour training, at a glance
Today’s accounted rewards— IOTA— USD
Across your saved devices
Lifetime rewards— IOTA— USD
Per-device records included
DEVICEREPORTED STATUSREWARDS
Home workstationContributing— IOTA— USD
Living room MacWaiting for tasks— IOTA— USD
Studio deviceNot participating— IOTA— USD
Your actual data appears after adding a Miner ID.
What you came here to check
Three questions. Straight answers.
Open the dashboard when you want to know if a machine is working and what it has earned.
What has it earned?
Today’s accounted rewards use Hong Kong midnight. Lifetime uses total earned. Each IOTA amount is shown with a SN9 USD estimate. Missing records stay unknown, not zero.
What do I do next?
Waiting for tasks and a failed website refresh are different. The dashboard explains both so you know whether to open the IOTA app.
GET STARTED
From Miner ID to overview.
Start with one Miner ID. Add the rest whenever you are ready.
Watch my devices- 1
Copy your Miner ID
In the IOTA Train at Home app, open Miner and copy the complete Miner ID.
- 2
Add a name you recognize
Open the dashboard, add the ID, and give the device a name. Repeat on your other machines.
- 3
Keep your list with you
Sign in with Google to bind up to 10 devices to your account, or export a JSON backup for another browser.
LEARN
Clear answers people actually search for
These notes are written so you — and search engines — can tell IOTA Train at Home apart from the IOTA coin, find a Miner ID, and read how rewards and USD estimates work.
Definition
What IOTA Watch is — not the IOTA cryptocurrency
IOTA Watch monitors IOTA Train at Home devices from Macrocosmos. It is not the IOTA Layer 1 coin, wallet, or Firefly.
SetupHow to find your IOTA Train at Home Miner ID
Copy the public Miner ID from the Miner screen in the official IOTA Train at Home app. Use the SS58 hotkey, never a private key.
RewardsHow IOTA Train at Home daily and lifetime rewards are counted
Today’s rewards sum pending and settled records from midnight Hong Kong time. Lifetime uses total earned. The unit is subnet IOTA, not TAO.
StatusWhat IOTA Train at Home device statuses mean
Contributing, waiting, and not participating come from the last official sample. An old sample time is not proof that your Mac went offline.
DisambiguationIOTA Train at Home vs the IOTA cryptocurrency
IOTA Train at Home is a Macrocosmos / Bittensor subnet. The IOTA Foundation chain, Firefly, and IOTA Layer 1 wallets are a different product.
USD estimateHow IOTA Train at Home rewards are shown in USD
IOTA Watch shows official subnet IOTA amounts and a public SN9 market estimate in USD. The dollar figure is not a payout.