Wusee vs HostBox

Wusee is a personal and household inventory app designed to help you keep track of the things you own, use, store, collect, and plan to buy. Create clear records for your belongings with photos, categories, status, locations, prices, purchase dates, warranty dates, expiry dates, specifications, and notes. From electronics and appliances to documents, skincare, medicine, pantry goods, collectibles, and everyday supplies, Wusee gives every item a place. Wusee supports different item types for different needs. Track fixed assets, manage consumable batches, and maintain a wishlist for future purchases. You can follow an item’s lifecycle, monitor expiry and warranty dates, and plan purchases with budget, priority, and target dates. Calendar and analytics views help you understand upcoming reminders, item distribution, quantity changes, and estimated value. Organize your inventory by category, tag, location, collection, and status so you can find what you need quickly. Wusee is useful for: Building a home inventory Managing electronics, appliances, furniture, and documents Tracking food, medicine, skincare, and other consumables Remembering warranty and expiry dates Organizing collectibles and important belongings Planning wishlists and future purchases Understanding household assets and value over time Wusee is built for long-term clarity. It helps you reduce forgotten items, missed dates, repeated purchases, and scattered records, so your everyday belongings stay easy to find and easier to manage. Terms of Use (EULA): https://wusee.momoko.cc/terms Privacy Policy: https://wusee.momoko.cc/privacy

HostBox is the deploy-layer iOS app for My T (not a Docker terminal inside My T). SSH into your own VPS from iPhone and install My T Server: • TeslaMate + TeslaMateAPI • Optional My T Companion • Optional temporary public IP or Cloudflare Tunnel • Unified entry, step-by-step progress, and health checks • SSH command console and maintenance tools for your own server Temporary-IP mode publishes only the Bearer-protected My T API. TeslaMate web and Grafana remain private on the VPS, so first-time vehicle authorization and dashboards require an SSH tunnel from a computer. With Cloudflare Tunnel/domain mode, those pages can open directly in a phone browser. When finished, open My T from the completion screen. The URL contains no secret; a five-minute local connection package supplies the full setup. My T tests it and asks whether to overwrite an existing connection or save another name. Passwords, private keys, Tokens, and Cloudflare secrets stay in on-device Keychain. Optional iCloud backup contains non-secret connection metadata only and requires credentials and SSH host trust to be established again after restore. Remote commands run on your server. You need your own VPS and (optionally) a Cloudflare account. You still authorize the vehicle in the TeslaMate web UI.