The whole group at a glance
See every account’s live status, current campaign, next reward, and shared game priorities from one macOS dashboard.
SwiftMiner
Set it once, and SwiftMiner automates the process—identifying eligible streams, tracking active campaigns, and claiming rewards across all your accounts with zero browser overhead.
Free and open source, with no subscriptions or paid tiers. SwiftMiner runs locally on your Mac.
Latest release: v1.32 · Requires macOS 14.0 or later
Learn more: Twitch Drops miner for Mac · auto-claim rewards · no Docker required · help docs
Stream selection, progress tracking, and reward claiming keep moving in the background for every account you manage.
Host drops for yourself and friends from a single instance. Track active campaigns and progress across every account without setting up multiple environments.
SwiftMiner acts as a native Twitch Drops auto-claimer, claiming rewards the moment they unlock so you do not have to keep checking.
Monitor progress and manage active miners remotely from your phone, tablet, or any device on your local network.
Let friends set up, reconnect, and check their miners through Discord while SwiftMiner handles the Drops in the background.
New features and Twitch compatibility fixes install themselves — powered by Sparkle, with no manual downloads.
Keep SwiftMiner tucked away while miners run, with quick access when you need to check progress.
Check progress and control miners from your phone, tablet, or any browser on your network without keeping the main Mac app in front.
Designed to work perfectly for a single user or a whole group. SwiftMiner keeps accounts, priorities, and campaign progress organized, making it easy to manage drops for yourself and your friends while keeping the UI clean.
See every account’s live status, current campaign, next reward, and shared game priorities from one macOS dashboard.
Open any miner for detailed stream health, account-specific priorities, campaign eligibility, and individual controls.
Track active, completed, and upcoming Twitch Drops for games like Rust, Sea of Thieves, Overwatch 2, Tarisland, and World of Warcraft while SwiftMiner automatically finds eligible streams and keeps progress moving.
Review stream changes, claim attempts, scan results, and account events from a readable local activity log.
Set your preferences once, then let SwiftMiner handle the repetitive work.
Authenticate securely and keep account data on your Mac.
Prioritize the campaigns you care about most.
Eligible streams are selected and monitored automatically.
Claimable rewards are handled as soon as they are ready.
Your Twitch password never passes through SwiftMiner. You sign in directly with Twitch, while the access tokens SwiftMiner needs stay protected on your Mac.
SwiftMiner uses Twitch's secure device-code sign-in flow. The app never requests or stores your password, and authorization tokens are saved directly in the macOS Keychain.
The optional Web Dashboard supports login protection before browser access is allowed.
Network and tunnel features are opt-in, so local use stays local unless you enable them.
When internet access is enabled, Twitch OAuth keeps people limited to their own miners.
A native Swift app is completely over-engineered for a task like this. But that's exactly why it runs so efficiently in the background with a low resource footprint.
Designed natively to avoid the heavy CPU and RAM consumption of hypervisors and virtual machines. Run active miners quietly in the background without causing your MacBook fans to spin up or your battery to drain.
Built for macOS 14.0 or later, with native architecture slices for both Apple Silicon and Intel Core processors. Full speed, no emulation needed.
Written natively in Swift instead of using resource-heavy wrappers, running external scripts, or configuring Python container images. The interface opens instantly, stays responsive, and runs efficiently for days.
Every part of SwiftMiner is public and auditable, from the app to the update flow. You can inspect the code, build it yourself, or follow along on GitHub.
While cross-platform Python apps are built for personal computers, running them on macOS often requires terminal workarounds and security overrides. Meanwhile, Docker setups are designed for headless servers; running them on a personal Mac introduces significant CPU, memory, and virtualization overhead.
Free, open source, and ready in about a minute. Download the latest signed release and let SwiftMiner handle the watch progress.
Get SwiftMinerFree · Version 1.32 · Requires macOS 14.0 or later · Auto-updates.