2018 Carleton University Honours Project on the creation of software for the purpose of managing cryptocurrency mining farms. Existent software of this type focuses solely on displaying correlated data regarding physical status of miners (temperature, fan speed, mining speed, functionality of ASIC chips). This new software does this, with two additional features: To keep track of the miners’ physical location within the farm, and the ability to change miner configurations from the same screen in which physical status and location data is displayed. The additional features in this new software makes cryptocurrency mining far more accessible to the general public by providing ease of use with this catch-all solution, increasing revenue comparatively by reducing the amount of manual data correlation required.