Ntfy me vs Dashboarr

Send push notifications from your scripts and services to your iPhone or iPad. Ntfy me turns an HTTP request into a message you can read on your device, with the details you choose to include. Use it for backup results, scheduled jobs, server alerts, build updates or home automation events. Add a request to your existing workflow and check its output wherever you are. SEND TEXT, DATA AND IMAGES - Send a short message or a JSON payload with fields such as topic, status and source. - Include images and thumbnails, and tap an image to view it full screen. - Tap a push notification to jump to its matching message in the app. KEEP YOUR ALERTS ORGANIZED - Filter your message history by payload fields and values. - Disable push notifications for selected field values to reduce interruptions. - Swipe away messages you no longer need. - Choose how many messages appear in your history. - Review messages already stored on your device while offline. CONNECT YOUR OWN WORKFLOW Use the HTTP API from curl, Python, Node.js, Go or PHP. Documentation includes code examples for sending messages and images. No Ntfy me SDK is required. GET STARTED 1. Allow notifications and find your token in Settings. 2. Open Documentation from the app menu or visit ntfyme.net. 3. Add your token to an example and send your first message. Ntfy me receives the events your scripts send. Configure your scripts or services to detect the conditions you want to hear about. An internet connection is required to send and receive new messages. OPTIONAL PRO SUBSCRIPTION The free app includes ads. Subscribe to Ntfyme Pro to remove them. Pro renews automatically unless canceled; manage or cancel your subscription in your App Store account settings. Privacy Policy: https://ntfyme.net/privacy-policy.html Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Dashboarr is the open-source mobile companion for your self-hosted media server. Control your entire stack — downloads, automation, requests, streaming, and server health — from a single fast,native app. No accounts. No subscriptions. No ads. No tracking. Just a clean, dark-mode interface that talks directly to the services you already run. SUPPORTED SERVICES • qBittorrent — manage torrents, pause/resume, set limits, monitor speeds • Radarr — search, add, and monitor movies; browse queue and missing • Sonarr — search, add shows, track episodes, view airing schedule • Overseerr — browse, search, and request movies or TV shows; approve or decline • Tautulli — live streams, bandwidth, playback history • Prowlarr — indexer status, global search, grab releases, stats • Plex — now playing, recently added, on deck, library browser • Bazarr — manage missing subtitles • Glances — live CPU, RAM, disk, and network monitoring KEY FEATURES • Unified dashboard — every service at a glance • Dark mode native UI, built with React Native • Pull-to-refresh and haptic feedback everywhere • Local vs remote URL switching based on WiFi — seamless at home or away • SSL/TLS and reverse proxy support • Wake-on-LAN — wake your server from anywhere on your LAN • Calendar view of upcoming releases • Activity view across all services • Service health monitoring • Push notifications via optional self-hosted backend relay (completely optional) • Config export / import for easy migration and backup • Encrypted storage for API keys (iOS Keychain) PRIVACY-FIRST Dashboarr is a client-side app. It talks directly to the services on your own server using your own API keys. Nothing is routed through a third-party cloud, no analytics, no telemetry. Your data stays on your devices and your network. OPEN SOURCE Licensed under GPL-3.0. The full source code is on GitHub. No hidden monetization, no paywalls — pure functionality for people who host their own stack. REQUIREMENTS You need to already be running the services you want to manage (qBittorrent, Radarr, Sonarr, etc.). Dashboarr is a control interface — it does not host or stream content itself, and it does not provide any media. Built for self-hosters, home-lab enthusiasts, and anyone tired of juggling nine browser tabs to manage their home server.