Networks Flux
Monitor your Flux FluxNodes
Crypto Masternode Monitor watches your Flux FluxNodes and sends a notification when one has a problem — then again when it recovers. Free, no account, no server, no tracking: everything stays on your phone.
What the app watches
- An alert when your node’s last confirmation is getting old — counted in blocks, 600 by default, before the network drops it at 640 — and when it leaves the node list.
- Rewards: your position in your tier’s queue (Cumulus, Nimbus or Stratus), as published by the network, and the block of your next reward.
- New releases of the Flux node software, so a mandatory upgrade does not take you by surprise.
Alerts stay quiet when nothing changes: a minimum delay between reminders, a cap per problem, and an acknowledge button for a problem you already know about.
Adding a node
In the app, tap +, choose Flux, then paste the node's public identifier: 64-hex collateral txhash (optional …-0 index), a t1… address, or the node IP. It is checked against the network before anything is saved.
⚠️ Never paste your FluxNode private key. The app doesn’t need it: only public data is required. A private key is detected and refused immediately, before any request — the search term travels in the URL.
Where the data comes from
The app reads the API that your own node serves: enter http://<your-node-ip>:16127 in the network’s settings — or the port your node publishes if it sits behind UPnP. No credentials needed.
| Default source | empty — your own node |
|---|---|
| Method queried | GET /daemon/… |
| Family | FluxNode |
| Block time | 30 s |
| Official site | runonflux.io |
| Node software | RunOnFlux/fluxd |
Crypto Masternode Monitor is an independent project, not affiliated with Flux. Names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
See also: the user guide · configuring an endpoint · all supported networks.