Monitor your Bitaxe remotely
The AxeOS web interface only answers on your home network. Once you leave the house, you can no longer tell whether a miner is hashing, overheating or offline. hashboard gives you that view from anywhere, without exposing anything at home.
How the data gets out
axeos-dashboard runs at home, on a Raspberry Pi or any small server. It polls each miner's AxeOS API (every 2 minutes by default) and pushes a snapshot to hashboard over HTTPS, authenticated by your API key.
Only outgoing requests leave your network: no port forwarding, no VPN, no dynamic DNS. Your miners are never reachable from the internet.
Your local axeos-dashboard shows your board's ID, whether it's public or private, and a link to open it. The board refreshes on its own and opens in your browser's language.
What you see on your board
- Hashrate of each miner and of the whole fleet, with a 24-hour chart
- Chip temperature and fan speed
- Accepted and rejected shares, best difficulty
- Active pool and whether the miner is on its fallback
- Power draw and efficiency (J/TH)
- Each miner's status: online, in alert (chip too hot, fan too fast) or offline
Public or private
A public board opens with its link, handy to share your setup. A private board only opens after an email check. You can switch between the two at any time from your account.