MoneroDash

Your Monero mining operation, finally readable — and explained.

MoneroDash reads the public statistics of the MoneroOcean pool from
your wallet's public address and translates them into plain language:
what each machine produces, how much it earns, how much it costs in
electricity, and when the next payment will arrive.

WHAT THE APP IS NOT
• It doesn't mine: your phone doesn't calculate anything, its battery isn't used

• It's not a wallet: no private key, no recovery phrase, no sight key is ever requested
• It doesn't hold or move any funds

YOUR DASHBOARD
• Total debit in real time, machine by machine
• Machines online or offline, with the time of the last accepted share
• Net balance for the day: estimated earnings minus electricity, in euros
• Amount pending with the pool, progress towards the payout threshold
• Total already received in the wallet — the difference between the two is the number one source of confusion, the app explains it

A FRENCH-SPEAKING CO-PILOT
Each figure is explained: why your wallet shows zero when the pool reports an amount, why the pool's actual threshold isn't what you think, what a machine that's been silent for six hours means,
if Electricity costs more than mining earns. A question mark next to each value provides its exact definition.

HISTORY
• Throughput curve per machine over the last few hours: a broken line indicates a machine that was off at that time.
• Earnings versus electricity over fourteen days, day by day.
• Monero price and 24-hour variation.

SETTINGS THAT ACTUALLY MAKE A DIFFERENCE
Price per kilowatt-hour, measured power of each machine, declared payout threshold, refresh rate. The calculation becomes accurate as soon as these values ​​are correct.

TRY IT WITHOUT ENTERING ANYTHING
A demo mode simulates a small mining setup (a Raspberry Pi, a desktop, a laptop) with live data: all features are visible before entering any information.

RESPECTFUL OF YOUR PRIVACY
• No account, no registration, no ads, no in-app purchases
• No audience measurement tools
• Your public address remains in your phone's secure keychain: it

is only sent to the pool, never to the publisher
• Optional notifications, which can be declined without losing any functionality