Monitor and manage your OpenWrt devices remotely. View system status like CPU, memory, and network, and control parental settings if the OpenAppFilter plugin is installed. Supports IPv6 and various OpenWrt devices.
Reviews of OPAssistant are mostly positive: the Utilities app is rated 4.9/5 from 24 App Store ratings. What users like most: convenient to manage OpenWRT routers, useful for controlling multiple routers. Top complaints: does not support HTTPS, unable to read data after successful connection. Summarized from real user reviews.
2.0.5
October 20, 2026
1. Supports network, wireless, and firewall configuration for OpenWrt routers. 2. Supports configuration management for over 60 plugins. 3. Optimized app UI with support for multiple themes and styles. 4. Supports additional languages for internationalization. 5. Compatible with the latest parental control features.
More1 issue
Unable to read data after successful connection
2 requests
Support for HTTPS
Detailed description of app functionality
This application allows you to monitor the status of your OpenWrt devices remotely. It provides insights into CPU usage, memory, network status, and running processes. You can also restart or reset your devices through the app. Additionally, it supports integration with the OpenAppFilter parental control plugin for managing client lists and app usage.
Key features include support for all OpenWrt devices, IPv6 compatibility, and remote management via a public IP address. It offers comprehensive monitoring of system status and can integrate with parental control plugins to manage client network access and app usage.
Yes, the application is free to use. Its code is also open source and available on GitHub, allowing users to inspect and contribute to its development.
This app requires an OpenWrt version of 19.07 or higher. It also necessitates a newer version of LuCI, the web interface for OpenWrt, to function correctly.
The app supports a wide range of OpenWrt devices, including specific models like OpenWrt One and GL-iNet flint2, as well as general platforms such as Raspberry Pi and x86-based systems running OpenWrt.
