Dataplicity

    Dataplicity is a remote terminal for your Pi. It offers functionality similar to SSH, but it doesn't need any complex set-up to get it working behind firewalls and NAT.

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    What is Dataplicity?

    Access your Raspberry Pi from any browser!

    Remotely access your Raspberry Pi Shell:
    Wherever you are in the world, securely access your Raspberry Pi from your web browser.

    Check device status:
    Quickly identify problems, check the status of all of your Pis instantly from your device list.


    Monitor disk space usage:
    No need to remember Linux commands to check for available disk space, see all of your devices' free space at a glance on Dataplicity.

    Works anywhere:
    If your Raspberry Pi is connected to the internet, you can access it via Dataplicity. You can even connect to devices behind firewalls without needing complex network configurations.

    Easy access via browser:
    Log in to Dataplicity, select the device you want and access your remote shell. It's that simple!

    Simple and secure:
    Dataplicity connects using client-initiated HTTPS, so it's safe, encrypted and you don't need to make specific firewall exceptions.
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    Dataplicity

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    • Developed by MachineForest Ltd
    • Proprietary and Freemium product.
    • Subscription that costs between $3 and $4.
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