Technito vs Dashboarr

Technito is designed specifically for Technitium DNS Server, making everyday administration faster and easier from your mobile devices. Whether you are at your desk or away from it, Technito gives you quick mobile access to the tools you need to monitor and manage your server. Monitor server activity, review logs, manage zones, control blocking, browse cache, run health checks, and access administration tools from one streamlined interface. The dashboard provides detailed query information and configurable graph options, while Easy Block tools make it faster to block well-known services, apps, and games. Features • Connect to one or more Technitium DNS Server instances • Support for API token login and username/password login with MFA/OTP • Brand new interface with cleaner menus and dashboard cards • Live Activities and Dynamic Island support for blocking status and countdown timers • Home Screen widgets for server status, stats, graphs, and blocking controls • iCloud sync for saved instances, supported settings, and Change Log records • View dashboard stats, additional query details, and customizable graph options • View node details, resources, technical specs, and network information • Run health checks for nodes, cluster status, API, sessions, dashboard health, and version status • Browse live logs and query logs • Search and review recent app changes in Change Log • Manage allowed and blocked domains • Use Easy Block to quickly block major apps, services, and games • Control blocking settings and temporary rules • Browse and flush DNS cache • Manage DNS zones and records • Access DNS Client tools • Manage DNS apps and app configuration • Manage DHCP scopes and DHCP leases • Access administration tools for sessions, users, groups, permissions, and API tokens • Choose your preferred app language from supported Technito localizations

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.