Scan networks, detect issues, and troubleshoot connections
Scan local devices to identify addresses and names. Detect Bonjour/DLNA services. Perform wifi diagnostics to troubleshoot connectivity issues. Locate devices on LAN. Check server status and performance.
Connect to servers via SSH, , Telnet, and Port Forwarding. Use password, two-factor, or key-based authentication. Manage remote systems securely from iOS or macOS devices. View and edit files directly on the server.
Access assigned courses and train anywhere, anytime. Resume in-progress courses. View progress and complete microlearning modules. Sync with web using the same username and password.
Provides a command line interface for iOS, allowing users to run Linux-based commands like ls, cat, grep, curl, and echo. It supports SSH and FTP connections for remote access.
Allows users to test various APIs including REST, GraphQL, WebSocket, and more. Send HTTP requests with methods like GET, POST, and DELETE. Edit GraphQL queries, mutations, and subscriptions. Connect to WebSockets and send messages.
Monitor and manage local devices, view connected devices and their services, check open ports. Rename and customize device icons for easy identification. Wake up sleeping Macs remotely. Analyze activity and control connected devices.
Provides a Python 3.10 environment with code completion and a debugger. It includes a terminal, C/C++ compiler, and support for third-party libraries like cryptography and matplotlib. Users can build graphical interfaces and use Shortcuts.
Allows editing and text with syntax highlighting for over 80 languages. Connect to SFTP, FTP, WebDAV, or Dropbox. Use built-in SSH terminal for server access. Save and export files directly.
Track device location and view hardware details. Monitor geolocation and access device activity logs. Lock screens, send alerts, and trigger remote alarms. Mark devices as missing or recovered. Store and retrieve missing reports.
Monitor CPU, memory, disk usage, processes, and temperature in real time. Manage GPIO pins with a colorful pinout and mode changes. Access an SSH terminal for full xterm experience. Browse, upload, download, rename, and delete files via SFTP.
Access remote servers with a tap. Run terminal commands and manage files directly. Install packages and scripts. Connect via SSH and use a customizable shell environment. View and edit files with built-in text editors.
Secure internet browsing with encrypted connections and private IP address masking. Manage server locations and connection protocols. Monitor data usage and battery consumption. Disable background data to conserve resources.
Allows administrators to scan and analyze IPv4 and IPv6 networks. It provides system information including hardware, memory, disk usage, interfaces, WiFi, and DNS servers. Users can run scans and view detailed interface data.
Provides remote file access and SSH terminal functionality. Users can edit text with gestures, copy and paste, and send custom commands. Special keys and snippets are typed via an on-screen bar. Files can be selected and dragged for transfer.
Monitor status with real-time internet availability checks. View ISP details, external IP, and DNS server information. Display Wi-Fi data including connected devices and security status. Identify unauthorized devices and assess security.