SPICE Viewer vs ProxRemote

SPICE Viewer provides a hierarchical view of SPICE documents, making it easy to navigate complex circuit definitions. It organizes content into structured levels including: Library definitions, Model declarations, Circuit elements, Associated parameters. With a clear tree-based structure, users can quickly inspect relationships between libraries, models, and elements without manually parsing raw SPICE text. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

ProxRemote puts your entire Proxmox VE cluster in your pocket. Monitor, manage, and troubleshoot your virtual infrastructure from anywhere. DASHBOARD View real-time CPU, memory, storage, and network usage across all nodes, VMs, and containers. Quick-glance summary cards show cluster health at a glance. POWER CONTROL Start, stop, reboot, and shutdown virtual machines and containers with a single tap. See live status updates as changes take effect. TERMINAL CONSOLE Open an interactive terminal directly to any node, VM, or container — no SSH apps needed. Includes a special keys toolbar (Tab, Ctrl+C, arrow keys) designed for mobile. SNAPSHOTS & BACKUPS Create and manage snapshots with one tap. Rollback to any previous state. Trigger backups and monitor progress in real time. CONFIGURATION View and edit VM/CT settings including CPU, memory, and disk allocation directly from your phone. NOTIFICATIONS Get instant alerts when a server goes offline or a task fails. Stay on top of your infrastructure even when you're away from your desk. SECURITY • Face ID / Touch ID authentication • Encrypted credential storage • Full self-signed certificate support • Credentials never leave your device Requires a Proxmox VE server (version 7.0 or later) accessible over your network.