Docklet For Dokploy vs TeaGo

Docklet For Dokploy lets you manage your Dokploy server from iPhone and iPad. Connect securely with your Dokploy server URL and personal access token, then monitor projects, inspect services, review deployments, and respond quickly when something changes. With Docklet you can: - Browse and search projects from your connected Dokploy instance - Open application, compose, and database services from the default environment - Review service details, deployment history, and live logs - Trigger application actions like deploy, reload, and stop - Manage domains, HTTPS settings, paths, and ports - Edit environment variables for supported services - Inspect request logs with search and status/date filters - Update web server domain and TLS settings - Run, edit, and delete web server backup jobs - Create mobile notification rules for deploys, build failures, backups, Docker cleanup, and Dokploy restarts Docklet is built for operators, founders, and developers who need visibility into their self-hosted deployment environment while away from their desk. A Dokploy server is required. This app does not provide hosting by itself.

Take your self-hosted Gitea workflow with you. TeaGo is a native iPhone app for browsing code, reviewing pull requests, and tracking issues on your own Gitea server. It supports iPhone Duo. Browse your code • Open repositories, read README files, and browse releases and commit history. • Read source files with syntax highlighting. • Star repositories and open items in Safari when you need the full Gitea web interface. Work with issues and pull requests • Find issues and pull requests across your Gitea instance. • Read details with Markdown formatting and join discussions with comments. • Create repositories and open issues from your iPhone. Keep up with activity • See repository, pull request, issue, and inbox counts on the dashboard. • Check your Gitea notifications in the inbox and get local alerts for activity such as new pull requests, issues, and releases. Connect directly to your server • Sign in with a Gitea personal access token. TeaGo stores it in Apple Keychain. • Set a local URL for home and a fallback URL for remote access over HTTPS or a VPN. • TeaGo connects directly to your Gitea server without a third-party relay. • Choose light, dark, or system appearance. TeaGo requires a running Gitea instance and a personal access token with permissions for the actions you want to take. An optional one-time Pro purchase unlocks access to unlimited repositories. TeaGo is an independent client for Gitea. Gitea is a trademark of its respective owners.