Mine on the desktop, keep it in your pocket.
Luggom is two applications, each with its own job. The miner lives on the computer and makes the proof of payment — only it needs the desktop. The wallet handles your balance, receiving and sending, on the phone or on the desktop. Both talk straight to the network, with no server in between.
Download the miner.
Linux 64-bit. Pick a format and check the SHA-256. Mining runs on the desktop; the wallet lives in the same app.
Testnet luggom-test · no KYC · the seed stays on your device.
- Miner
- Linux 64-bit
- Formats
- .deb and .AppImage
- Wallet
- Same app
- Windows
- later
- Cost
- free and open
One proof, two jobs.
The miner does the heavy work and the wallet keeps the result. You can use the wallet alone — on the phone or the desktop — but mining needs the computer.
Desktop: the miner
A desktop application built on Tauri, written in Rust. It connects to a node, builds the proof request, talks to the TLSNotary notary and mines. The private key never leaves your machine.
Phone or desktop: the wallet
Balance, receive, send and statement. Everything is signed on the device and sent directly to the node, over REST or LCD. It does not go through any server of ours. Mobile mining does not exist: you mine only on the desktop.
What you need to mine.
These are the miner requirements today. No invented numbers and no promised dates.
Linux 64-bit
It is the supported system for now. Packages ship as .deb and .AppImage. Windows support comes later.
A synced node
Or a public RPC. That is the node the miner connects to in order to read the network and submit the proof.
The Firefox browser
The bank session is captured from Firefox by TLSNotary, outside the browser.
No server of ours
The miner and the wallet talk directly to the node. The private key stays on the machine and is never shared.
Check before you install.
Each installer will be published with its SHA-256 hash and with the source that compiles it. You compare the hash of the file you downloaded with the published hash and, if you want, you build it yourself from source. If the hashes do not match, do not install.
While the files are not here.
Read the design of the coin and see what it takes to run a node.