Hi, I run Train at Home miners on several Macs. The official app often sits on "Running speedtest..." even though the miner is moving through the queue (its queue updates are rejected by the host, so the UI never refreshes). The real state is in the CLI log, so I built subnera to read it: queue position with a trend arrow and ETA, current layer, tokens per hour, alerts when a Mac drops. It is read-onlyHi, I run Train at Home miners on several Macs. The official app often sits on "Running speedtest..." even though the miner is moving through the queue (its queue updates are rejected by the host, so the UI never refreshes). The real state is in the CLI log, so I built subnera to read it: queue position with a trend arrow and ETA, current layer, tokens per hour, alerts when a Mac drops. It is read-only on Train at Home. The hub at app.subnera.com puts every Mac on one live dashboard. Unofficial and independent. Feedback is welcome: https://github.com/subnera/feedback on Train at Home. The hub at app.subnera.com puts every Mac on one live dashboard. Unofficial and independent. Feedback is welcome: https://github.com/subnera/feedback

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Your Train at Home fleet, at a glance

Your Train at Home fleet, at a glance