Ember Fleet

01Every rig of yours on one screen

Every rig of yours on one screen

Ember Fleet is the many-rig tier of Ember: a rig image that boots straight to Ember, a console in Ember's own design that shows every rig and every card from their own heartbeats, remote actions and a watchdog that takes them on its own, profiles applied to a rig or a group in one click, and alerts to your own channels. It does the farm's work in-house, on your own console host, and nothing leaves it.

1Rig free, every feature

2.00 USDA rig a month, 2 to 49 rigs

1.50 USDA rig a month, 50 to 199 rigs

1.00 USDA rig a month, 200 and above

02The console

The console

The seven tiles

Rigs up of total, cards hashing of total, the fleet's hash rate, the fleet's watts (plug watts where a plug serves the rig, else the cards' own telemetry, labelled which), accepted shares in the hour, electricity today at your tariff, IGN earned today as the chain paid it

live on our farm

The rig table

One row per rig: name, state, age, Ember version, cards hashing, rate, watts against cap, hottest card, accepted, alerts; a row opens to its card rows with model, discipline, rate, power against cap, edge and junction, clocks, throttle words; an hour's sparkline on every rig line and card row

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The actions

Restart Ember, reboot, power-cycle through the rig's smart plug, apply a profile, update Ember; each asks once in place, shows pending, then the receipt; a group takes an action as one; a staged roll updates one rig now and the rest as each one's heartbeat carries the new build and a share

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Alerts

Dark (no heartbeat for ten minutes), no shares, over-temperature, a lost card, the watchdog's own acts, a failed action; sent to your own email relay, Telegram bot or Discord webhook, once an hour per rig

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The farm map

A tile per site with its rigs up of total, watts, hottest card and mining count; a floor plan per site, the rigs as tiles coloured by state and heat, dragged into place

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Roles and the API

Owner, operator (restart, profiles, logs; never reboot or power-cycle) and viewer, each with a token made once; every action logged and signed with its user's name; a read API for your own tools

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The phone

The whole console at phone width: the rig stack, the actions in place, the drawer

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03The rig image and the agent

The rig image and the agent

The rig image

Linux that boots headless to Ember and the fleet agent, written to a USB stick for one rig or many (the hostname by the card's address) or served by PXE for a farm; no desktop, no password, nothing typed after the stick is in; built and proven through install, the opening boot and its reboot on our build box; the stick image (Debian 13, 1.04 GB) and the PXE root with their sums are published

Get the rig image

The agent on a rig you already run

The fleet agent beside Ember on any Linux rig: the heartbeat every ten seconds, the actions poll, the watchdog; a rig that is also a bench machine mines between jobs, never beside one

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In Ember's window

The Fleet item in Ember's rail since 0.2.8: the console's address and token held in the engine, never on the page, the console shown inside Ember's own window

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Profiles

Pool and backup, payout address, the discipline pin, per-card power cap and clock knee, a schedule by time of day; applied to a rig or a group in one click, the rig reporting the one it runs

04The price of recordPer rig per month in USD by the farm's rig count, the band's price applying to every rig, one rig free.

The price of record

Per rig per month in USD by the farm's rig count, the band's price applying to every rig, one rig free.

Rigs	A rig a month	A month
1	free	0 USD
10	2.00 USD	18 USD
49	2.00 USD	96 USD
100	1.50 USD	148.50 USD
200	1.00 USD	199 USD
500	1.00 USD	499 USD

Free

One rig, every feature: the console, the agent, the actions, the watchdog, profiles, charts, alerts, the image. A home miner never pays

of record

Paid

From the second rig, the band's price per rig per month for every rig the console holds beyond the free one, whatever its card count; the same features for many rigs plus groups, the staged roll, the floor plan, roles and the API

of record

How it is paid

By card, monthly in USD, the default; or by crypto on a dollar invoice converted at checkout with an expiry on the quote, a dollar-pegged coin on a low-fee network before BTC and ETH, with prepaid credit so small months pay no network fee. IGN is not required

of record

The licence

A signed file your console host holds: your account, the rig count, the band, paid-until. Nothing phones home: you fetch it after paying and drop it on your host. Three days' grace after a missed month, then the console keeps reading and showing but refuses actions beyond the free rig; nothing on a rig ever stops when a bill is late

What it costs to run

Nothing per rig: the console runs on your host, the agents on your rigs, no service of ours in the path

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05What is live today

What is live today

Everything above marked live runs on our own farm today, read from the console behind its owner's token: the console and its tiles, the rig table and the card rows, the actions and the staged roll, the watchdog, the alerts, the farm map and the floor plan, roles and the API, the phone view, the Fleet item in Ember's window. Marked next: profiles applied by the agent, the licence file and the paid tier's billing. The self-hosted package for a farm that is not ours is on the record at 1bf85b50f, installed and proven on a clean box with a rig enrolled: the console host in one command, the rig's one line, the price of record; its farm owner's page is the repository's SELF-HOSTED.md at that sha, the package archive published here on the word for it. No licence check runs in this cut.

Source: the fleet design (DESIGN.md at a5127209b) and the feature record (FEATURES.md at a401ab5e4) on the repository; the price of record of 14 October 2026 (DESIGN.md section 5); the console captured on our own farm 14 October 2026.