v1.0 now available

Your homelab. Your phone.
One app.

Reboot a VM from the couch. Check if that scrub finished. See if your pools are healthy. Proxmox, TrueNAS, and PBS in one native iOS app instead of three browser tabs.

Download on the App Store $4.99, one-time purchase

I got tired of having a separate app for Proxmox, a browser tab for TrueNAS, and another one for PBS. I just wanted one app on my phone that could tell me if things were running and let me restart something if they weren't. So I built one.

What's inside

Proxmox VE

See which nodes are online, which VMs are running, and how hard your CPUs are working. Start, stop, or reboot a VM without opening a laptop. VNC into a running VM when you need to restart a Docker container or check something quick.

TrueNAS SCALE

Check pool health and capacity without logging into the web UI. Browse datasets, manage snapshots, see SMART status on your disks, and find out if that alert is something you need to deal with now or later.

Proxmox Backup Server

See how full your datastores are, whether backups are verified, and what tasks ran recently. Enough to know if your backup situation is healthy without opening another browser tab.

Does the homelab stuff right

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Self-signed cert support

Trust-on-First-Use, same as SSH. No blanket "trust everything" bypass. Your self-signed certs work without pretending security doesn't exist.

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Tailscale VPN

Set a Tailscale address per server. The app tries local first, falls back to Tailscale if you're not home.

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Home Screen widgets

Glanceable Proxmox and TrueNAS status. The interactive widgets let you start or stop a VM without even opening the app.

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Notifications

Get notified when nodes go offline, pools degrade, or tasks complete.

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Private by default

Biometric lock on launch. All credentials stored in the iOS Keychain, never in plain text.

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Native iOS and iPad

Built with SwiftUI. iPad gets a split-view sidebar. Not a web wrapper.

$4.99
one time, forever

No subscriptions. No in-app purchases. No ads. No account required. I built this because I wanted it to exist. If it's useful to you too, that's the whole point.