SnipeScanner vs mikr.app

IMPORTANT: SnipeScanner requires an existing Snipe-IT instance. Presenting SnipeScanner, a Snipe-It companion app for managing assets. You can use SnipeScanner for free to view and manage various Assets and Users in your Snipe-It instance. Subscribe for Bulk Scanning options. Your usage of this app constitutes and agreement to the Terms of Use found here: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

mikr.app is the iPhone client for MikroTik Manager, the self-hosted server you run on your own infrastructure to monitor RouterOS devices. It connects only to your server and shows what that server knows, live. FLEET - One line that says whether everything is answering, then only what is not - Issues across the fleet, worst first: devices down, metrics over your server's thresholds, PoE budget, RouterOS and firmware behind - Sites, backup coverage, and the device flooding the log DEVICE - CPU, memory, temperature, PoE and power, with history - The ports drawn as they sit on the box, with live traffic per port - Clients on the network, by DHCP lease and by wireless registration - VLANs, and which ports carry each one - WireGuard and IPsec tunnels, neighbours and the device's log SIGN-IN - The same username, password and second factor as your server's web UI - Tokens kept in the iPhone Keychain, optionally behind Face ID - Several servers, switchable - Self-signed certificates accepted once, by fingerprint, then pinned Read-only by design: the app cannot send commands or change configuration. Requires a MikroTik Manager server. No server yet? Open the demo from the sign-in screen: a sample fleet built into the app, with no connection to anything. MikroTik and RouterOS are trademarks of SIA Mikrotikls. This app is not affiliated with or endorsed by MikroTik.