Home Server Control Center

Control all your home servers and devices in one App. Support servers: Proxmox, Portainer, Openwrt, pfSense, OPNSense, TrueNAS or FreeNAS, Subsonic / Airsonic / Navidrome, Emby and Jellyfin.  Support devices: LIFX smart light, Bose SoundTouch Speaker.

• Base version includes Subsonic / Airsonic / Navidrome music play features. Subscription is required to use all features, subscribe once and used on Mac, iPhone, iPad and Apple TV. (Features are not exactly the same on different platform right now, please read App Description.)

Server support: Subsonic or Airsonic Advanced, Navidrome, Gonic music server:

• Show playlists, albums, folders, artists, songs.
• Play songs directly in this App.
• Support random songs, similar songs with server support.
• Download music file to local for offline usage.

Emby or Jellyfin media server:

• Connect server with API Token or username / password
• Show video file as list or gallery view.
• Play video / movie in this App
• Support two different video player for max compatibility
• Show latest video , movie, all media and resumable media.
• Select audio channel, subtitle, two different player for max compatibility.
• Download video file to local for offline watch, or use as Cache when network is slow

Proxmox:

• Show server and container status
• Start / Stop LXC CT
• Start / Stop QEMU VM

Portainer:

• Show Server and Docker status
• Start / Stop docker container

OpenWrt:

• Show network interfaces
• Run command on router
• Show ip and MAC of clients
• Show network traffic graph, include live, hour, day, month traffic graph.

pfSense:

• Show network interface and traffic graph

OPNSense:

• Show network interface and traffic graph

TrueNAS or FreeNAS:

• Show disk and pool storage status

Device support: LIFX:

• Turn on / off light
• Change brightness and kelvin
• Change color

Bose SoundTouch Speaker:

• Almost all features on your Remote

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