OpsHome NOC vs Shellcove · Remote Coding

Infrastructure monitoring for your self-hosted environment — from iPhone and web console. OpsHome NOC combines mobile monitoring and web-based operations into one view for websites, private services, Synology NAS, Proxmox, VMware vSphere, Linux hosts, Docker containers, and infrastructure incidents. See what is online, what needs attention, what resources are affected, and how incidents develop — without switching between multiple dashboards. MONITOR YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE Monitor public and private infrastructure from one place: • HTTP, HTTPS, and TCP services • SSL certificates and domain expiration • Synology NAS systems • Proxmox hosts and virtual machines • VMware vSphere environments • Linux servers • Docker containers • Internal and VPN-only services Review availability, response times, health status, historical trends, alerts, incidents, and recovery events. INCIDENT WORKSPACE Understand more than whether a service is online or offline. The Incident Workspace provides a clearer operational view of infrastructure events. Review: • Active and resolved incidents • Severity and duration • Affected resources • Incident summary • Evidence timeline • Recovery information Connect monitor and asset events into a complete incident lifecycle to understand what happened and what was affected. PRIVATE MONITORING — NO PUBLIC EXPOSURE Monitor internal infrastructure securely with Docker Probe. Docker Probe connects outbound from your private network, allowing OpsHome NOC to monitor internal services without directly exposing them to the internet. • No port forwarding • No inbound firewall rules • No public exposure required Keep private infrastructure visible while maintaining your existing network security model. INFRASTRUCTURE VISIBILITY View infrastructure across different platforms: • Synology • Proxmox • VMware vSphere • Linux • Docker Review health, availability, performance information, changes, and operational events from your iPhone or web console. BUILT FOR SELF-HOSTED ENVIRONMENTS Designed for: • Homelab enthusiasts • Self-hosted users • NAS owners • VMware and Proxmox users • Docker users • IT administrators • Small infrastructure operators Whether your services run on the public internet, behind a VPN, or inside a private LAN, OpsHome NOC keeps your infrastructure visible from one place. FREE PLAN Start monitoring with: • Up to 30 public monitors • 1 Docker Probe for private monitoring • Core infrastructure visibility Upgrade when your environment grows. YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE. ONE OPERATIONAL VIEW. Monitor services. Track infrastructure. Understand incidents. Follow recovery. OpsHome NOC brings your self-hosted infrastructure together through an iPhone app and web console. Legal Terms of Use: https://app.opshome.run/terms.html Apple Standard EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://app.opshome.run/privacy.html

Shellcove is a secure Mac remote for AI coding, terminal work, demos, and long-running tasks. Control your Mac over LAN or the Internet—even without a public IP or port forwarding—with Remote Desktop, live Window Text, iOS input-method text entry, keyboard, mouse, and clipboard sync. No account, separate VPN app, cloud storage, ads, or analytics. Built for remote coding and agentic coding workflows: run AI agents, Claude Code, codex, aider, terminal sessions, and long Mac tasks, then use your iPhone or iPad to watch output, send prompts, press keys, and keep work moving from across the room. How it works - Open the Shellcove Mac app once. It shows a pairing QR. - In Shellcove on your iPhone or iPad, tap "Scan QR". The devices pin a self-signed TLS certificate and can connect directly or through an end-to-end encrypted relay — no account or login. Key features - Remote Desktop, by touch: stream the Mac desktop as video and drive it directly — tap or drag to move the cursor, pinch to zoom, two-finger scroll, long-press to drag. Use full screen, choose any display, and open Keyboard & mouse for clicks and every key. - Text input via iOS keyboard and input methods: tap the bottom input bar, use iOS Dictation or any third-party keyboard to compose text, then send it to the focused Mac window character by character. It works in any app, including modern terminals. - Keys: six always-visible keys (Esc, Tab, Delete, Space, Next tab ⌃Tab, Enter), plus a More Keys panel with 32 combos for editing, navigation, terminal control, and function keys. - Clipboard sync: the Mac's clipboard mirrors to your paired devices automatically; send your device's clipboard back to the Mac with one tap. - Window Text: open a live, monospaced view of the focused Mac window's text (e.g. a terminal buffer). Full screen keeps AI-agent output and long logs readable; wide lines scroll, no video needed. - Keep screen awake: optionally prevent iPhone auto-lock while Shellcove is active in the foreground, useful for long remote-control or monitoring sessions. - iPhone + iPad, any orientation: the layout adapts to every screen — a single column on phones, a two-column "big screen + controls" layout on iPad, and a landscape mode that rearranges to fit. - Automatic Internet connection: Shellcove prefers direct LAN/VPN paths, then uses embedded Tailcat WireGuard NAT traversal and encrypted relay fallback when the Mac has no public IP. No separate Tailscale installation or account is required. Privacy & networking - Remote-control content stays end-to-end encrypted between your iPhone/iPad and Mac. A relay, when needed, transports encrypted packets and may process connection metadata, but cannot read the screen, text, clipboard, or input. - TLS with certificate pinning. The Mac generates a self-signed certificate at first launch; your device pins its fingerprint at pairing. - No accounts, cloud storage, telemetry, advertising, or tracking. The open-source Tailcat transport is bundled only for encrypted connectivity. - Text is composed by the system keyboard or the input method you choose. Shellcove receives only the final text and does not request microphone or Speech Recognition permission. Best paired with - Remote coding with AI agents in your terminal: Remote Desktop + Window Text + text input + button remote. - Long-running terminal commands where you keep hitting Enter / y / n. - Demos and presentations where you want to drive the Mac from across the room. Requirements - A Mac running macOS 13 (Ventura) or newer with the free companion Shellcove Mac app installed (apps.zhizuzhefu.com/shellcove). - Both devices need Internet access. Same-Wi-Fi and VPN connections remain the fastest paths; no public IP or router port forwarding is required. - One-time Accessibility and Screen Recording permission on the Mac so it can synthesize input and mirror the screen.