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Node Diary

Your DePIN devices report uptime and earnings in one honest dashboard with tax-ready exports.

Marco runs a Helium hotspot, a weather station, and a bandwidth node. Node Diary pulls uptime, rewards and costs into one view, alerts him when a device drops, and exports a clean yearly summary.

Built for

The jobs it does

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Blueprint

How the vessel is built

Mission

Show every home operator, in one honest number, whether their hardware is really paying them back.

The need

People who run small earning devices at home (radio hotspots, weather stations, bandwidth nodes) juggle one app per network. None of them knows the electricity price, outages are often noticed hours late, and at tax time there is no clean list of what was received, when, and what it was worth.

What it will never do

  • Hold or ask for a private key
  • Claim, move or sell rewards
  • Publish device locations or power bills
  • Promise or forecast earnings
Owner playbook

Pick your voyage

Node Diary pulls your DePIN devices' uptime, rewards and power costs into one honest dashboard with tax-ready exports. Owning it means the operators who rely on it rely on your brand, your connectors and your wallet, not a dashboard that can change pricing or disappear. Every operator you help see whether their hardware pays back becomes a customer you can serve for years.

Straight answers

Before you own it

I can't code.

You do not need to. Three network connectors, uptime alerts, net earnings with power cost and CSV export come ready. You pick the networks and add your devices.

What if a network changes its API and a connector breaks?

It can happen, and honest dashboards say so. Show a clear "data delayed" note when a source fails, and ask DEPLOYR for a connector fix under your build. Starting with three networks keeps this manageable.

Is the tax export real tax advice?

No. It is a clean record of rewards and costs that an accountant or a tax tool can use. Say that plainly on your page and never promise a tax outcome.

What if nobody pays for a dashboard?

Free dashboards exist per network. Your value is the unified view with power costs and alerts. Start with operators running two or more networks, since they feel the pain most.

Is it really mine?

Yes. Your domain, your branding, your wallet. Operators connect their own device addresses read only; you never hold their rewards.

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