What IOTA Watch is — not the IOTA cryptocurrency

IOTA Watch is an independent multi-project monitor built around Macrocosmos IOTA Train at Home. Public Miner IDs show reported activity, yesterday's rewards and lifetime rewards. Local telemetry and controls require the optional paired Mac agent. It is not an IOTA Foundation wallet.

Open the monitor and add each device's public Miner ID / hotkey, not its payout coldkey, private key or seed. Free saves three devices per project and Pro 100; sign in to sync the list. The cross-project overview adds no overall limit. Balances, points and earnings keep their source periods.

Can I manage a Mac and recover stopped training?

Public Miner ID lookup reads official reports only. An optional installed and paired Mac agent adds heartbeats, queue and worker state, remote start/stop/restart and agent updates. Logs require a separate opt-in. Agent 1.0.5 supports stopped-training recovery, off by default and available without Pro.

How are yesterday's rewards counted?

IOTA Watch labels IOTA as Yesterday's rewards by attributing the next accounting day's records to the preceding date in UTC+8. For example, records dated October 17 appear under October 16. Only pending and settled count; frozen and future timestamps are excluded. This display convention does not prove the actual training date or the date funds reached a wallet.

Lifetime uses official Total Earned without adding Total Paid again. USD is a market estimate at lookup, not an official payout price; a missing quote stays unknown. Daily email and website IOTA use the same preceding-day attribution, but capture time, upstream revisions and valuation time can differ.

This is not an official project service. It does not custody funds, sign transactions or guarantee task allocation, wait times or returns. Unpaired Macs cannot be controlled. Account and wallet statistics from other projects do not establish individual-machine earnings.

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