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OrangeDeck

Bitcoin mempool visualizer for Linux, Windows and Android, with a block height clock, a Bitaxe monitor, a block explorer and market data.

Mempool feed: every waiting transaction is a tile, the last block beside it.

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  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

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  • Windows  Unsigned build, Windows SmartScreen asks once before the first start.
  • Android  Via the project's own F-Droid repository (add fdroid.orangedeck.dev/repo in F-Droid) or as APK from the GitHub releases.
  • Linux  Flatpak bundle from the GitHub releases, plus a plugin for DankMaterialShell.
  • Android Tablet
  • F-Droid
Block height clock with fee, price, mempool size and hashrate, made for a spare screen.
Mining view, network tab: hashrate, difficulty and the next adjustment.
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Block explorer with the upcoming blocks and the transactions of the latest block.
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What is OrangeDeck?

OrangeDeck shows the Bitcoin mempool as a live mosaic. Every waiting transaction is a tile, coloured by age, fee or type, with the last block beside it. The tile view is ported from bitfeed by mononaut.

Four more views sit next to it. The clock shows block height, fees, price, hashrate and the halving countdown in large type, meant for a tablet on the wall. The mining view reads a Bitaxe or another home miner over its local API (AxeOS or cgminer) and shows hashrate, best share, temperature and power. There is also a small block explorer and a market view with candles, volume and liquidations.

Block and mempool data come from mempool.space or from any other mempool instance, your own node included. Prices come from the public streams of Binance, Bybit and OKX. There is no account and no server of its own in between, and it sends no usage data. It only displays, it cannot sign anything.

It runs as a Flatpak on Linux, as a plugin for DankMaterialShell, on Windows and on Android via F-Droid, also as a desktop or home screen widget. MIT licensed.