We didn't study monitoring. We lived the outages.
This platform wasn't designed in a sprint from a requirements doc. It came out of years of running production mining sites — tripped breakers at 3 AM, hashboards that died with no warning, invoices disputed line by line. Every feature exists because an outage taught us it had to.
A senior engineering team spent years of R&D studying what fleet failure actually looks like in the data — chip by chip, amp by amp — before writing the systems that now watch 5,500+ machines. And we're nowhere near done: the platform ships improvements every single week.
Client requests are treated as production incidents. When one of the many hosting operations we manage asks for something, our team responds fast — most requests are designed, built and live within days.
- R&D
Study the failures
Years of telemetry from real farms: how boards degrade, when breakers trip, why tickets rot.
- BUILD
Engineer each system
Per-chip scanning, prediction models, electrical maps, billing engines — each one built and rebuilt against production data.
- OPERATE
Run it on our own fleet first
Every release is battle-tested on live sites before customers ever see it.
- SHIP
Weekly, forever
Still developing, every week — steered by the people who use it. Your suggestion becomes next week's release note.