arbor-wallet VS farmr

And another mobile one is Arbor wallet, https://www.arborwallet.com/

As far as running your own copy, you can set up, configure, and use the API from https://github.com/Digital-Farming-Initiative/arbor-wallet-website/ by hand, or with it, setup run the app at https://github.com/Digital-Farming-Initiative/arbor-wallet in either the Android or XCode emulator.

Thanks, we use https://pub.dev/packages/hive to store the wallet information with strong encryption. You can see the source code here https://github.com/Digital-Farming-Initiative/arbor-wallet. Feel free to let us know of any bugs you find and we'll make sure to fix them as soon as we can.

It appears the commit with that code was added about a month ago by TobiCrackIT who is one of the core contributors to this repo. It's either a very intentional (and public) malicious attempt by someone with a relatively established profile and history, or a mistake/poor naming/etc. I'd guess the latter, but again - verification is good. I wouldn't currently use this

I think this is the repo https://github.com/Digital-Farming-Initiative/arbor-wallet

They are referring to farmr which is a 3rd party web dashboard for monitoring your farm.

There is also https://github.com/gilnobrega/farmr which is discord based. Though I assume you'd be sketched out with that as well.

Check Farmr

As for the notification system that tells you ohni time if you have won a block (it does it through Discord) you can use Farmr and this is the link: Website: https://farmr.net/ Program For Notification: https://github.com/joaquimguimaraes/farmr

Hey, that definitely sounds like something's wrong. If you'd be interested in debugging, could you check: (1) whether the farming destination address is the receive address of your wallet? If you created a new key when you first started Flax, it defaults to the receive address of that new wallet. You can check whether that address on the explorer https://flaxexplorer.org/. (2) if you are using NFT plots -- need to be on 0.1.1 or above, and (3) if you are using a tool like Farmr https://github.com/joaquimguimaraes/farmr, it can show effort and other statistics like proof times, and whether proofs are getting found but not blocks (which would mean a network problem).

It is possible that your peers happen to be "far away" from the timelords, and connecting to the official nodes should prevent that. I recommend using Farmr (https://github.com/joaquimguimaraes/farmr) or flaxharvestgraph to monitor proofs.