A collection of iPhone tools for monitoring infrastructure, checking SSL certificate expiration, and diagnosing WiFi and local network issues. Suitable for system administrators, network engineers, homelab users, and IT professionals.
OpsHome NOC is a lightweight iOS monitoring app designed for home servers, NAS devices, self-hosted services, personal websites, indie developers, and tech-oriented households.
A mobile NOC dashboard for monitoring servers, Docker, Proxmox, Synology NAS, websites, and private network services. It is the central infrastructure monitoring app in this collection.
Local WiFi and LAN diagnostics for iPhone, including connectivity, DNS, TCP stability, roaming, security, and device discovery checks.
A privacy-focused WiFi and LAN diagnostic tool for checking connectivity, DNS, gateways, TCP stability, roaming, and local network devices directly from an iPhone.
An iPhone app that monitors SSL/TLS certificate expiration and reminds you before certificates expire.
A lightweight SSL/TLS certificate monitoring tool that helps users check certificate validity and identify upcoming expiration dates before they cause service interruptions.
Network Analyzer can help you diagnose various problems in your wifi network setup, Internet connectivity, and also detect various issues on remote servers thanks to the wide range of tools it provides.
Provides practical network utilities such as LAN scanning, ping, DNS lookup, port checks, and connection diagnostics.
Network scanner discovers devices, monitors ISP performance, sets security checks. Use advanced tools to analyze settings and find hidden cameras.
Useful for discovering devices connected to a local network and identifying basic network information during troubleshooting.
This list brings together useful iPhone apps for everyday network operations and troubleshooting.
opshome NOC provides infrastructure and service monitoring, SSL Reminder helps track certificate expiration, and WiFi Health Check diagnoses WiFi, DNS, gateway, TCP, roaming, and local network issues.
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