Get visibility of what’s going on on your WIFI/LAN network. Schedule scans for devices, port changes and get alerts if unknown devices or changes are found.
Write your own Plugins with auto-generated UI and in-build notification system. Build out and easily maintain your network source of truth (NSoT).
| Features | Details |
|---|---|
| 🔍 | Get visibility of what’s going on on your WIFI/LAN network. Schedule scans for devices, port changes and get alerts if unknown devices or changes are found. The app scans your network for, New devices, New connections (re-connections), Disconnections, “Always Connected” devices down, Devices IP changes and Internet IP address changes. Discovery & scan methods include: arp-scan, Pi-hole – DB import, Pi-hole – DHCP leases import, Generic DHCP leases import. UNIFI controller import, SNMP-enabled router import. Check the Plugins docs for more info on individual scans. |
| 📧 | Send notifications to more than 80+ services, including Telegram via Apprise, or use Pushsafer, Pushover, or NTFY. |
| 🧩 | Feed your data and device changes into Home Assistant, read API endpoints, or use Webhooks to setup custom automation flows. |
| ➕ | Build your own scanners with the Plugin system |
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