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App
- By:
- 蕾 邱
- Rating:
- 4.10 (18)
- Version:
- 3.18 Last updated: 2026-06-25
- Version code:
- 887401017
- Creation date:
- 2023-10-07
- Compatible devices:
- Size:
- 42.50MB
- URLs:
- Privacy policy
- Full description:
- See detailed description
- Source:
- Apple Apps Store
- Data ingested on:
- 2026-07-21
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User Reviews
I really wanted to like this app, especially with the cheap one-time lifetime deal and I read this supported Proxmox & LXC monitoring, but digging into the backend architecture reveals a massive security risk combined with a completely broken cross-device UI. If you run a home lab or care about your network's sovereignty, stay far away from this.
1. Abysmal Cross-Device UI
First, the application is barely functional on anything other than a phone. The iPad and Mac versions feel like completely unoptimized, cheap web-wrappers. It is so glitchy that you cannot even access the settings screen to purchase the Pro version unless you specifically open the app on an iPhone.
2. Sketchy Domains & ISP Blocks
To make the app work, you have to pipe an installation script into your server. The developer hosts this script on a free .us.kg domain registry. This is such a massive red flag that my ISP's network security shield actively intercepted and blocked the download because that specific domain extension is notorious for distributing malware and botnets.
3. Unwarranted, God-Tier Access
If you manage to bypass your ISP to read the Docker installation script, the code inside is terrifying. The script demands the --privileged flag, --network host mode, and direct root volume mounts to your host's /proc and /var/run/docker.sock. It is asking for complete, unfiltered administrative access to your bare-metal hardware and hypervisor, completely defeating the purpose of container isolation.
4. Sloppy Security Hardcoding
To top it all off, reading the script reveals incredibly sloppy development fallbacks. If your system happens to be missing openssl to generate a secure random password, the script doesn't warn you—it just quietly assigns the exact same hardcoded, plaintext secret key to your server as a fallback. This is a serious security issue and indicates the developer of this app doesn’t care at all about your server’s security or privacy.
It is absolutely not worth the $7, $13 or whatever they choose to make the Lifetime deal today. You cannot safely sandbox this agent without breaking all the "Pro" management features it sells you. Keep your network secure and just deploy standard open-source tools like Portainer or Uptime Kuma instead. -PKG
by Pr*****, 2026-05-01
Super useful. Almost makes up for the shortcomings of other similar apps
by no*****, 2026-03-22
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