MRR TOOLS 0.2b Beta

LOCAL DESKTOP MONITOR

Know when your rigs change.
Right when it happens.

MRR Tools keeps multiple MiningRigRentals accounts, owned rigs and active rentals in one focused Windows app — with timed performance alerts, Telegram notifications, MRR messages, compensation extensions and local automation.

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Runs locally Multiple accounts Automatic refresh Telegram alerts Automation hooks
MRR Rig Monitor
MRR RIG MONITOR• Active account: northgrid• Rented out: 3• My rents: 2• Performance msg: My rigs ON / My rents OFF• Greeting: ON• Farewell: ON• Auto extend: ON• 2026-08-30 01:33:45 (next: 00:22)
My rigsRented rigs
My rigs events

2026-08-29 22:57:30 - Rig 503211 (Atlas Prime — stable 24/7): Ready → Rented (42.5h)

2026-08-30 00:27:31 - Rig 503211 remained below the green performance zone for 30 minutes

2026-08-30 00:27:32 - Automatic performance message sent for rental 7812042

2026-08-30 01:02:35 - Rental 7812042 automatically extended by 9 minutes

2026-08-30 00:54:28 - Rig 503305 (Ironclad EU — quiet rack): Rented → Offline, rented

2026-08-30 01:09:39 - Automation hook succeeded: rental end for rig #503244

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DESIGNED AROUND REAL RENTALS

Less checking. More knowing.

The important parts of your MRR workflow stay visible without turning monitoring into another full-time job.

READ / READ / READ

Monitoring, alerts, messages, history and local tools.

RIGS: WRITE

Only functions that change an owned rig or add compensation time.

READ / READ / READ

Works with the safest read-only key

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Multi-account by design

Keep separate MRR accounts in movable tabs. A red alert appears only when an inactive account receives a new event — and disappears when you review it.

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Two clear workflows

My rigs and Rented rigs stay separate inside every account, from the tables all the way down to their event logs.

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Timed performance monitoring

MRR Tools evaluates startup and post-green speed zones for both sides of a rental. Sustained red, yellow or degraded performance becomes an event only after its configured time threshold.

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Telegram alerts, your way

Pair the desktop app through the MRR Tools relay and choose which event groups reach Telegram: My rigs, My rents, extensions, performance and Rent disabled → Ready.

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Two-way messages inside MRR

Unread envelopes identify incoming rental messages directly in the rig list. Open the conversation, reply to the renter or owner, use red, yellow or custom templates, and automatically send welcome, farewell and compensation messages with persistent duplicate protection.

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Events you can read

Every account keeps separate plain-text logs for My rigs and Rented rigs. Double-click an event containing a rig ID to highlight that rig and scroll it into view.

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Your layout, per account

Account and rig-type tabs can be reordered, and each account remembers its own table-to-log split. Tables are read-only while still allowing precise cell or row copying.

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Local lifecycle automation

Run a trusted EXE, CMD, BAT or PowerShell script when one of your rigs starts or ends a rental. Event data arrives through environment variables, with persistent duplicate protection.

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Controls that stay granular

The clickable Auto panel controls performance, welcome, farewell and compensation messages for every owned rig. Automatic extension is visibly blocked unless Rigs: Write is available.

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A quiet Windows utility

Minimize to the tray, blink its icon on new events or optionally restore the window automatically. A second launch activates the existing instance instead of duplicating monitoring and automation.

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Automatic refresh, under your control

Accounts refresh sequentially on independent schedules instead of producing one simultaneous API burst. Choose a requested interval from 30 seconds; when many accounts cannot fit safely, MRR Tools rounds it upward to the next five-second step and reports the adjustment.

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Hybrid hashrate history

Keep per-rig local history, refresh authoritative numeric graph points from MRR, inspect an active rental from ten minutes before its start, zoom the period and export the visible chart as PNG. A two-stage 40/60-minute check rejects brief dips and marks only confirmed sustained drops on the actual hashrate line.

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Rental history in context

Open a rig’s saved rental list from its context menu, filter the period, export it as CSV and review each rental in a card containing duration, performance, recorded events, the corrected graph and the available MRR conversation.

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Update checks without guessing

MRR Tools checks once a day and highlights a newer release. A manual menu command confirms that the current version is up to date or opens the website when an update is available.

RIGS: WRITE

Unlocked only when the key may manage rigs

W1

Change rental availability

Enable or disable an owned rig for rental with confirmation and a 10-minute safety cooldown.

W2

Automatic compensation time

Calculate and add compensation toward 96.5%, accounting for existing extensions and blocking duplicate calls across restarts.

W3

Edit owned rigs in one place

Edit listing details, rental limits, advertised speed and BTC, LTC, DOGE, BCH or ETH pricing without changing pool assignments.

LATEST BETA

MRR Tools 0.2b Beta

A portable 64-bit Windows build with no separately installed Python runtime. This is beta software: core workflows have been tested, but defects and compatibility issues may still occur.

System requirements
  • 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11
  • Internet access to MiningRigRentals
  • About 120 MB of free disk space
  • A separate folder with write permission

LOCAL-FIRST SECURITY

Your API credentials stay on your computer.

MRR Tools stores each API key and secret together using Windows Data Protection API, bound to the current Windows user. API credentials are never uploaded to the MRR Tools server; the optional Telegram relay receives only notification data and its revocable pairing token.

You remain responsible for protecting your Windows account, computer and backups. Local encryption reduces exposure; it does not replace good device security.

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Local configurationNo cloud account is required for the desktop monitor.
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Windows DPAPICredentials are protected for the current Windows user.
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Separate readable logsLogs contain events, not your API key and secret.
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Explicit destructive removalFull account deletion requires confirmation and removes credentials, configuration, logs and saved automation state.
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Continuous permission guardAPI permissions are rechecked every two minutes, and unavailable write functions are restricted without stopping read-only monitoring.

ONE SUPPORT CHANNEL

Questions, bugs, ideas — one place.

The MRR Tools Telegram support channel will handle setup questions, problem reports and release announcements.

Open Telegram Support

BEFORE DOWNLOADING

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Verify the file if you have doubts.

The archive contains the SHA-256 checksum and a verification utility. You may also scan the EXE with VirusTotal or another reputable service. Self-contained PyInstaller applications can occasionally produce false positives in a small number of antivirus engines, so review the complete scan result and verify the checksum.

Your API credentials are your responsibility.

MRR Tools stores API keys locally in encrypted form using Windows DPAPI. You are responsible for protecting your computer, Windows account, backups and the application folder. Install the program in a separate directory where your Windows user has write permission.

MRR Tools 0.2b is beta software. It may contain defects. Review the first-launch guide before adding an account.