FPPMon

FPPMon

by Kulp Lights LLC

2 ratings
1 review
Free

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Released
February 27, 2023
Updated
October 26, 2026

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Monitor and control FPP instances remotely or on your local network. View the status of all your FPP devices on a single screen and configure them directly from the app.

✓Monitor FPP instances
✓Control FPP instances remotely
✓View status on a single screen
✓Local network monitoring
✓Remote network monitoring
✓Configure FPP devices
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What's New in FPPMon

2.6.0

October 26, 2026

Works without internet • FPPMon now starts and lists the controllers on your own network even when there's no internet connection, such as at a show site with only a local network. Previously a signed-in launch with no internet could sit on the launch screen. The app keeps retrying the cloud connection in the background and picks it back up as soon as it can. • A brief problem reaching the Kulp Lights servers no longer signs you out or sends you back to the sign-in screen. Faster local controllers • FPP 10 controllers found on your network now update the moment something changes, using FPP's live status feed instead of being polled every few seconds — far less traffic to your controllers. • Saving a command preset now works on controllers found on your network that don't have the FPPMon plugin installed. • Playlists and presets refresh after you've used a controller's web interface. • Controllers that are no longer reachable after you leave the network are removed when you come back to the app, and any page open for one closes. Correct board logos • FPP 10 controllers without a branded cape now show their real Raspberry Pi or BeagleBone board logo, including PocketBeagle 2, instead of a generic Debian logo.

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User reviews

Needs alternate network support.

(I couldn't find this in Github or anywhere else to post feature requests so...)

This only searches the LAN the Mac is directly connected to. For those of us that maintain separate show networks behind a router- there is no way to provide an alterante network to scan. We really need a way to designate another network to scan that is accessible by the Mac.

For example, if my Mac is on 192.168.10.0/24, but my show network is 192.168.20.0/24. The show network is accessible by the Mac via a router. FPP Discovery in xLights finds and scans the alternate network just fine. An option in Preferences to designate an alternate network would fix this.
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FAQ

What is FPPMon?

FPPMon is a utility app designed to monitor and control FPP (Falcon Player) instances. It allows users to view the status of their FPP devices and configure them remotely or on a local network.

What devices does FPPMon support?

FPPMon is available on macOS, iPhone, and iPad, offering cross-platform compatibility for managing your FPP instances.

Is FPPMon free to use?

Yes, FPPMon is completely free to download and use. There are no costs associated with accessing its monitoring and control features.

How often is FPPMon updated?

The app was last updated on July 2, 2025, indicating active development and potential for future improvements and bug fixes.

What is the age rating for FPPMon?

FPPMon has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including younger individuals who may be involved with FPP setups.

Does FPPMon have ads?

No, FPPMon does not contain advertisements. Users can enjoy an uninterrupted experience while monitoring and controlling their FPP instances.

What is the user sentiment for FPPMon?

Based on available data, FPPMon has received a perfect 5.0-star rating from one reviewer, suggesting a highly positive user experience.

How does FPPMon connect to FPP instances?

FPPMon utilizes a plugin installed on the FPP instance to communicate its status. This allows for both local network and remote monitoring and control.