Brightlayer Remote Monitoring User Reviews

Is Brightlayer Remote Monitoring Safe?

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Is Brightlayer Remote Monitoring Legit?

Brightlayer Remote Monitoring appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Brightlayer Remote Monitoring is 90/100.

Based on 90 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

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Buggy

This could be a really great app, but it suffers from many many bugs. It will never save your credentials for logging in so you have to do that every single time, probably has maybe a five or 10 minute time out. Even when you check, save credentials, it won’t. It used to let me add new UPS with the QR but now it won’t scan it ever. NFC, joke never has worked. On my iPhone 17 Pro Max it’s doesn’t adjust the focus when adding QR so it’s blurry, and is unable to scan them. I really wish they would get their head around these bugs because it’s so close to being something worthwhile.
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Doesn’t work

I updated the app now I don’t have access to my device. Wow

Absolutely buns

Can’t configure basic network info on the web client and now the app doesn’t work. UPS basically useless. Needs regular snmp capable network card to self host

Needs alot of work

The app needs a refresh, it doesn’t seem like notifications work, either push, text or email.

Unusable

What is going on with this app? 4 years old? No way to login with the email address and password? Eaton/Tripp Lite need to get serious.