Manage Raspberry Pi remotely with GPIO control for on/off and impulse functions. Access a file manager to explore and transfer files. Send terminal commands, view camera images, and retrieve sensor data.
by Egal Net di Ettore Gallina★ 4.749 ratingsUtilitiesFreeData updated 2026-09-06
Monitor real-time temperature and humidity data from sensors. Receive instant alerts for deviations. Control sensor settings remotely. Track historical data and generate reports. Set custom thresholds for alerts. View location-based sensor activity.
The app displays technical data about the device's hardware, performance, and environmental sensors. It offers real-time metrics for CPU, RAM, storage, network, and various device sensors.
Monitor hardware and control your computer remotely
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