DD-WRT

DD-WRT

The #1 DD-WRT router app

311 ratings
70 reviews
Free
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 22, 2014
  • July 28, 2025

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Manage and monitor your DD-WRT enabled routers locally or remotely. Access system stats, live client data, and change settings like port forwarding and MAC filters. Automate tasks with Siri Shortcuts and send commands like Wake On LAN.

โœ“Router management and monitoring
โœ“Access system stats
โœ“View live client data
โœ“Change router settings
โœ“Wake On LAN
โœ“Siri Shortcuts integration
โœ“Generate WiFi QR codes
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What's New in DD

3.0.19

July 28, 2025

Bug fix.

Subscription plans

Home

Full app access to your home router

$4.991 Year
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User reviews

App great, DD-WRT itself bad

Like the app a lot. Uninstalled as I moved to OpenWrt for my routers and access points.

Not working

Canโ€™t add router yet. Not working

Shouldnโ€™t be a subscription!

One should not have to pay for a subscription to use features of a router we own!! Sell it as a one time purchase!!

You bastard

You made it so nice and then put the rest of the features behind a paywall, bravo.

Outstanding Customer Service

Iโ€™d like to commend Darren Jones for outstanding customer service. I was having difficult getting the app to work and he was very professional in helping me resolve my issue. Additionally, he noticed that my router had outdated firmware and sent me the URL to get the latest. I appreciate all of his help.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

10 issues

App crashes after 2 seconds of connection

Bug

Cannot add router - save button greyed out

Bug

Connection drops and unresponsive interface

Bug

Remote connection not working

Bug

WAN live graph broken after updates

Bug

Wireless clients live data not displaying

Bug

App hangs and freezes frequently

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Paid features not working despite subscription

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Legacy user subscription transfer not syncing properly

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Version 3 buttons and features non-functional

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Requested Features

7 requests

One-time purchase option instead of recurring subscription

Feature

Wake-on-LAN (WOL) support in free version

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Per-feature payment options

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Lower subscription pricing

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Trial version with full feature access

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Free tier for basic monitoring without subscription

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Tiered pricing for single vs. multiple routers

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FAQ

What does this app do?

This app allows you to manage and monitor your DD-WRT enabled routers both locally and remotely. It provides easy access to system statistics, live client data, and allows you to change various router settings directly from your mobile device.

What are the key features of this app?

Key features include accessing system information, wireless settings, client lists, traffic graphs, and modifying settings like port forwarding and MAC filters. It also supports Wake On LAN, Siri Shortcuts for automation, and WiFi QR code generation.

How much does this app cost?

The app operates on a subscription model. Payment is charged to your iTunes account upon purchase or after a free trial, and subscriptions automatically renew unless turned off at least 24 hours before the current period ends.

What devices is this app compatible with?

This app is designed for iOS devices. Crucially, it will only work if you have a router that has been flashed with DD-WRT firmware. Remote access requires proper network configuration such as a DDNS setup.

What are common use cases for this app?

Common use cases include remotely checking router status, managing connected devices by enabling/disabling port forwarding or MAC filtering, rebooting the router, and sending Wake On LAN commands to devices on your network.