UPSnut Pro vs PulseNerd

UPSnut Pro can be used to retrieve UPS status information, like battery charge level, battery voltage, time on battery and so on, from an UPS with a network management card (compatible with SNMPv1/v2c) or NUT (Network UPS Tools)/ APC UPS Daemon (apcupsd) server that has an UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) hooked up to it. Features: - App supports the latest NUT server / APCUPSD and is compatible with all iPhone running iOS 16 or higher. - SNMP Support for v1 and v2c. - Dark mode is supported. Requirements: - Any UPS compatible with NUT or APCUPSD or UPS with SNMP management (following IETF SNMP standard) - Server - this can be any device that can host the NUT / APCUPSD service (Note: you can not run the server on an iPhone, the phone is just the client. You can use an embedded device, such as a Raspberry Pi), Server not necessary if UPS has management card (and supports IETF UPS monitoring SNMP) - your phone For information regarding set up of the NUT server, please check the project's site: https://networkupstools.org And for information regarding set up of the APCUPSD server, please check the project's site: https://apcupsd.org Support: UPSnut Pro (the iOS app) is a fully compatible, but unofficial client developed to allow your device to connect to NUT / APCUPSD servers. No support will be provided for bugs in NUT server or in APCUPSD, but only for bugs related to this iOS app. Tested on CyberPower UPS, no affiliation with cyberpower or APC or any UPS manufacturer.

PulseView is the perfect companion app for your WhatPulse client. Monitor your activity in real time and keep your statistics always within reach — directly on your iPhone. Stay informed about your current performance: • View your total keyboard and mouse activity • Track Clicks Per Second during gameplay • Monitor network usage live • See how much data you upload and download in each session Designed for tech-enthusiasts and curious gamers, PulseView brings your “geek window” from the desktop right to your pocket. Everything updates automatically and remains private on your device. A special highlight: PulseView includes a large button that triggers a pulse — and rewards you with a short sound effect from our friendly mascot Pelle. Key Features • Real-time WhatPulse statistics • Clicks Per Second live counter • Network traffic analysis per session • Local connection to your WhatPulse client • Modern and simple user interface • No data collection or tracking PulseView focuses entirely on transparency and privacy. All connections stay local. No external servers. No analytics. No tracking. Keep control of your performance — anywhere, anytime.