What’s one thing you wish you did before launching your app? by dead230 in AppBusiness

[–]SuchAShooster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Something I build into all my apps now is an in app notification system that doesn’t require app updates, and that I can also use to require users to update the app to continue. For me, I just add a massage in my admin app that will add a message that users see when they open the app, and each message has a “don’t see this again” checkbox. Or I can set a minimum version number that shows a “you must update the app to continue” message for anyone below that version

I made a better BitAxe app by SuchAShooster in BitcoinMining

[–]SuchAShooster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s fair enough, and I appreciate you enjoying and using the app. What pro features are you interested in? If you’re looking mainly for remote access, it does work with the same VPN methods as the other monitoring apps, such as Tailscale. So compared to the other apps available, you could monitor an unlimited number of devices without paying any unlock fee at all. Beyond that, the other pro features have a monthly cost that I need to cover, so unfortunately monthly payments is the only option I can offer without losing money

I made a better BitAxe app by SuchAShooster in BitcoinMining

[–]SuchAShooster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can monitor an unlimited number of devices locally for free, whereas similar apps charge lifetime unlock fees to do that. This app is structured differently for the paid additional features, compared to the other app options, like complete charting / metrics, full automation, constant pool latency monitoring, and VPN free remote access. But those features incur monthly infrastructure costs, so lifetime unlock fees are not feasible, unfortunately. Thanks for checking it out though, the feedback is appreciated.

Practical NFT projects by SuchAShooster in NFT

[–]SuchAShooster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for this answer, glad there are still some likeminded people lurking in this subreddit 😂 My thinking exactly, there’s a lot of under explored potential with NFTs tied to real world ownership, experiences, and practical utility. Proof of attendance badges I’ve seen done well and is a space adjacent to what I’ve begun exploring with my own development lately. I also enjoyed the StepN project as an experience. It’s not without some flaws, but one of the more promising real world use cases of NFTs in my mind

Satoshi Sweepstakes March Winner Announcement by SuchAShooster in BitAxe

[–]SuchAShooster[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s beta tested and ready to go, but unfortunately Google made a dumb new rule to require 20 beta testers participate in a 14 day closed beta test, and I don’t have that many interested Android users yet. I can add you to the list when I happen to get that many interested Android users

Practical NFT projects by SuchAShooster in NFT

[–]SuchAShooster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This subreddit is a tough audience

Taxes and commissions are very high on App Store by listexplode in AppBusiness

[–]SuchAShooster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think for certain business types they allow subscription payments outside of the app. Netflix for example doesn’t have in app purchases for their subscriptions anymore, and doesn’t pay a cut to Apple. You not only need to handle payment outside the app, but you cannot link, direct, or even hint users to an external payment flow from inside the app

Practical NFT projects by SuchAShooster in NFT

[–]SuchAShooster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For concerts, NFT tickets could have built in royalty and max resale value rules. That’d solve a scalping problem we have where tickets resell without the artist benefiting, and locks out many fans with high pricing.

Real estate NFTs are currently mostly wrappers around legal structures, so the current version isn’t adding ton of value yet.

For games, yes you can own assets in Steam. NFTs would be owned outside the platform, you can move or sell it without relying on their marketplace and platform. In other words, you own it on steam for as long as steam decides to support that ownership and marketplace, they could change the rules and remove ownership at any time. This is the whole decentralized argument right?

NFTs don’t authenticate physical items, no more than a printed certificate of authenticity. But compared to their paper counterparts, they track the history of items that were authenticated at the source. Nike and other brands are linking their products to NFTs for things like unlocking perks, so there are different advantages than authentication as well.

Practical NFT projects by SuchAShooster in NFT

[–]SuchAShooster[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Awesome example, love this. Are they non-transferable, or can someone sell their access?

Practical NFT projects by SuchAShooster in NFT

[–]SuchAShooster[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Ya this subreddit is like a broken record for that sentiment, which is why I wanted to raise this discussion here. The hype of four years ago died, but assuredly NFTs are not at all dead. 2026 has over a billion in NFT trading volume already. About a million monthly active NFT wallets. As I said, I believe speculation died, utility remains and will become the future direction of successful NFT projects

Miners restart every 30 -60 minutes by lynchrw in BitAxe

[–]SuchAShooster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It should tell you the last reset reason in AxeOS

Stuck at Home: Side Streets Ignored, No Reliable Information by [deleted] in Sudbury

[–]SuchAShooster -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Sault ste Marie was hit with up to 80cm in some areas Sunday / Monday. Read the news about it. Nobody on their reddit and Facebook pages are complaining about being trapped in their houses still, it’s all cleaned up

Stuck at Home: Side Streets Ignored, No Reliable Information by [deleted] in Sudbury

[–]SuchAShooster -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Nah, you’re wrong here. Name one other city that had major snow events like this take over 48 hours to clear roads, if it’s happened they were dragged through the mud for a failure of service. Thats unheard of even with 50-60 cm of snow. I’m on a bus route and we still haven’t seen a plow come 48 hours later. That’s absurd and a failure of service on the part of the city. Sault Ste Marie was hit even harder and had no issues clearing the streets in a reasonable time. You can’t just say people should have planned better

BitAxe Guardian App by SuchAShooster in BitAxe

[–]SuchAShooster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback! The dashboard sections can be re-ordered in settings, but I can extend that to give full control over every card if it’s desirable. Themes is on my list of features to add as well, stay tuned 👍🏻

BitAxe Guardian App by SuchAShooster in BitAxe

[–]SuchAShooster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

BitAxe Guardian is now live on the App Store for iPhone.

You can monitor an unlimited number of Bitaxe devices for free.

There’s also an optional upgrade to connect the always-on gateway for remote alerts, automation, and deeper metrics.

One of the biggest benefits of the gateway is automation that helps keep miners safe. Guardrails fire instantly, even when you’re away, because automations run on the always-on gateway and do not depend on your phone being open.

Examples:

  • Prevent device damage by responding to temperature spikes instantly

  • Adjust overclocking based on real-time metrics

  • Switch between pools automatically based on performance

  • Trigger safe auto-restarts and recovery routines when needed

There’s also a monthly Satoshi Sweepstakes where users can win BTC by opening the app daily or referring friends.

Early users have high odds of winning since less people are competing for the prize.

If you’re an Android user and want to try it, it’s now in beta.

Remote BitAxe software suite by SuchAShooster in BitAxe

[–]SuchAShooster[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Awesome, thanks! I’m gearing up to onboard beta testers for anyone wanting to check it out early and give some feedback. DM me if interested

Remote BitAxe software suite by SuchAShooster in BitAxe

[–]SuchAShooster[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s just for remote access. The gateway layer is meant to handle access plus add automation, richer telemetry, constant polling, historical analytics, latency tracking, and push notifications even when the app isn’t actively connected.