Dataplicity

Dataplicity

by MachineForest Ltd

163 ratings
42 reviews
Free

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Access your Raspberry Pi shell remotely from any network without complex configurations like dynamic DNS or port forwarding. This secure solution uses a client-initiated connection, eliminating the need for SSH or open ports on your device.

Remote shell access
No dynamic DNS needed
No port forwarding required
Works behind NAT/firewalls
Secure websockets connection
No SSH required
Agent runs without root
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What's New in Dataplicity

6.38.0

July 9, 2026

Dataplicity iOS 6.38.0. - Browse and search enrolled devices - Review monitor, heartbeat, endpoint, and incident status - Open terminal sessions from a selected device - Use mobile onboarding and support flows - Validate push notification registration behavior on a physical iPhone

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Terrible

Signed up and verified my account online and the app crashes before I can do anything. Cant add a system because the app crashes when I press the button. iPhone 16 Pro Max and it doesn’t work. This is completely useless. It looks like at the time I downloaded and wrote this review, the App Store says they fixed the signup crash. I guess they just moved it to the next step of adding the device.
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Crashes

Trying to sign up but the app crashes as soon as I start to enter an email address.

Dose not allow you to sign up

No sign up for service works

Works great

Easy to install and works straight off the bat, without the need to have ssh enabled. Never been a phone fiddler, but with full remote pi terminal access via the phone I think that’s all about to change.

Excellent app!

Works smoothly, does exactly as described.

FAQ

What does Dataplicity do?

Dataplicity allows you to remotely access the shell of your Raspberry Pi from any network. It bypasses the need for dynamic DNS, port forwarding, or VPNs by using a secure, client-initiated websockets connection to its service.

How does Dataplicity work?

A Dataplicity agent is installed on your Raspberry Pi. This agent establishes a secure websockets connection to the Dataplicity service. Your web browser then connects to this channel, providing you with remote shell access to your device.

Do I need to enable SSH or open ports on my Raspberry Pi?

No, Dataplicity does not require SSH, telnet, or any other network services to be enabled on your Raspberry Pi. The agent is self-contained and does not open any local ports on the device, enhancing security.

Is Dataplicity free to use?

Based on the provided information, the application is free. There are no mentions of subscription fees, in-app purchases, or advertisements.

What are the benefits of using Dataplicity over traditional methods?

Dataplicity simplifies remote access by eliminating the need for complex network configurations like dynamic DNS or port forwarding. It also offers enhanced security as it doesn't require opening ports on your device or enabling SSH.