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See what Train at Home doesn't show you

Real queue position, phase and throughput — read from your Mac's own logs.

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How it works

  1. Step 1

    Install the menu bar app

    Add IOTA Monitor to your Mac's menu bar in under a minute.

  2. Step 2

    Reads local logs only, no network by default

    The monitor parses your Mac's own Train at Home log file. It never talks to a server unless you enroll it in a fleet hub.

  3. Step 3

    See what's really happening

    Queue position, phase, throughput and history — the detail the official app keeps hidden.

A menu bar app for your Mac

IOTA Monitor sits quietly in your menu bar and shows the phase, queue position and throughput the official app keeps hidden — no dashboard tab to leave open.

Running more than one Mac?

Self-host the fleet hub to see every enrolled Mac on one live dashboard, with remote commands, alerts and history.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Train at Home?

Train at Home (T@H) is Macrocosmos' official app that lets your Mac contribute to decentralized model training on Bittensor Subnet 9 (SN9), in exchange for rewards.

Is IOTA Monitor an official Macrocosmos app?

No. IOTA Monitor is an independent, community-built menu bar app. It only reads Train at Home's own log file — it isn't affiliated with IOTA, Macrocosmos or Bittensor.

Does IOTA Monitor need network access?

No. By default it only reads a log file on your Mac. The optional fleet hub is self-hosted by you, if you choose to enroll a machine.

Is IOTA Monitor free?

Yes. It's free and has no ads or telemetry.

Can I monitor several Macs at once?

Yes — enroll each Mac in your self-hosted fleet hub to see every machine's status on one dashboard.