Yeah, it's entirely local! The servers run on the Raspberry Pi and serve PNG images over HTTP on the local network – no cloud, no external API, no latency. The Braiins Deck just polls http://192.168.1.x:8080/energy/image directly. Solar data comes live from Home Assistant – the Pi polls the watt value every 30 seconds and calculates kWh itself. The Bitaxe miners have a built-in REST API, so the Pi fetches hashrate, temperature and power consumption directly via HTTP. The Avalon Q uses the cgminer protocol over a raw TCP socket. I don't have much solar unfortunately, mining isn't profitable, but it's a hobby.😁

Built a live solar and Mining dashboard for my Braiins Deck powered by Home Assistant 🌞⚡ 3 screens, all real-time: → Current PV output in watts with a live power gauge → Daily kWh breakdown with hourly chart → Weekly solar overview with smart end-of-day projection Solar data pulled directly from HA sensors. Dark gold UI, zero cloud, runs on local network only. #Bitcoin #HomeAssistant #Solar #BraiinsDeck #SelfHosted #bitaxe