Caffeine AI Helps Push Fresh Funnai Calculator Update Live

A new version of the Funnai mining calculator is now live on Caffeine AI, bringing a set of thoughtful updates that improve how users interact with the tool. Built by @perlandreTech, the latest version now includes a 10% protocol fee, historical chart view, compact display mode, and helpful tooltips throughout. It’s not a complete overhaul, but it’s a solid improvement for those keeping track of their Internet Computer mining activity.
Including the 10% protocol fee was a practical move, reflecting how the Funnai system actually operates and removing the need for manual adjustments. The update also thanks @icpp_pro for their input on this detail. It may seem minor, but for miners using the calculator regularly, it offers a clearer picture and tighter estimates.
The historical chart view adds another useful layer. Users can now see trends over time, get a better feel for fluctuations, and compare past activity with current results. It’s the kind of feature that rewards consistent usage and helps with basic forecasting without needing to pull numbers into external tools.
Compact mode is a small but welcome quality-of-life update. Whether you’re working from a narrow screen or just prefer less clutter, it makes the interface more manageable. Combined with the visual simplicity of the original version, it keeps things streamlined while still offering depth where needed.
Perhaps the most beginner-friendly addition is the new tooltips. Every field, toggle and formula now includes concise explanations, turning the calculator into a much more approachable tool for newcomers. It saves time, avoids confusion, and makes onboarding smoother for those unfamiliar with Funnai or the specifics of Internet Computer mining.
Together, these features show that @perlandreTech is paying attention to user experience—quietly improving things without changing the core. It’s still the same Funnai calculator, just more helpful, more accurate and easier to use.
It also speaks to what’s becoming a familiar pattern on Caffeine AI. Builders are shipping fast, tweaking regularly, and sharing working links instead of long roadmaps. That’s part of the appeal. Caffeine AI helps solo developers get projects out the door and onto the Internet Computer without managing infrastructure. There’s no devops, no external hosting. You make something, publish it, and it lives on-chain.
The Funnai calculator is a good example of how that plays out. The original version already solved a specific problem. This update simply makes it smoother. There’s no splashy branding or launch hype. It’s a live project that got better—publicly, quietly, and with visible impact.
More updates might follow. Users have suggested adding features like one-click sharing, code export, or integration with GitHub. But even in its current form, the calculator does what it needs to do. It handles the maths, shows the history, and guides users with plain, accessible prompts.
If you want to see the latest version, it’s up now at funnai-mining-calculator-iyt.caffeine.xyz. It’s quick to load, simple to use, and built by someone clearly listening to feedback. Sometimes that’s all it takes to keep a project moving forward.