Dokploy Client

Dokploy Client

Manage Dokploy on the go

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Dokploy Client is a native companion for your self-hosted Dokploy instances. Manage projects, applications, databases, and Docker containers from your phone: deploy, reload, rebuild, start and stop services; stream logs and open a terminal; watch live CPU, memory, and network metrics for your servers and containers; and configure an app's source (Docker, Git, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Gitea) and build type — all without leaving the app. Connect multiple instances, including Dokploy Cloud and self-hosted panels.
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What's New in Dokploy Client

1.1.2

September 14, 2026

Fixes for the parts you meet first — adding a server, and being told why it didn't work. ADDING A SERVER • The API key field can now be revealed. Sixty-four random characters typed into a row of dots gave you nothing to check, and one wrong character looked exactly like a wrong key. • Keys and URLs are taken exactly as typed. On Vision Pro these fields were set to capitalize the first character the way a keyboard does at the start of a sentence. • A stray space on the end of a pasted key no longer reads as a rejected key. • When a connection fails, the app now says what the server actually returned. A key the server refused and a request that never reached Dokploy are different problems, and they now read differently, with the status code either way. PUSH NOTIFICATIONS • Alerts can be turned off for a server on this device, from Settings → Push. Turning them back on reuses the webhook already registered instead of adding another. • The relay URL is no longer a setting. It was never something that could usefully be changed, and changing it silently stopped notifications arriving. APP LOCK • A PIN that cannot be saved to the Keychain no longer leaves the lock showing as on. That left you with a lock you believed was set and an app that would never ask for it.

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