Your Beacon Simulator vs TermiX

Your Beacon Simulator is a powerful, multi-platform developer utility designed to simulate, broadcast, and discover virtual beacons. Built entirely in modern SwiftUI, it eliminates the need for physical hardware when testing location-based applications, indoor navigation systems, or proximity triggers. Whether you are configuring virtual beacons on the go or managing complex proximity layouts from your desk, the app leverages your device's native Bluetooth stack to deliver a seamless, hardware-free testing environment. KEY FEATURES • Virtual Beacon Broadcasting Group multiple configurations under a single Proximity UUID. Enjoy full control over Major/Minor IDs and calibrate Measured TX Power on the fly. Export and share your configurations instantly. • Advanced Discovery & Scanning Target specific Proximity UUIDs to actively scan your environment. The real-time dashboard categorizes signals (Immediate, Near, Far, Unknown) and provides deep-dive metrics including raw RSSI, estimated distance in meters, and last-seen timestamps. • Apple Watch Companion* Control active broadcasts and discovery scans right from your wrist. Enjoy real-time state mirroring, tactical haptic feedback, and a tailored wearable UI. • Background Monitoring* Utilize CoreLocation to track UUID regions even when the app is minimized. Get rich local notifications and pinpoint the exact Major/Minor ID that triggered an event. • Session-Based Live Logging Eliminate guesswork with a real-time event ledger. Track exactly when your app initiates scanning, catches a new beacon, or marks a missing device as stale. OPEN SOURCE Proudly open-source under the AGPL-3.0 license. Find the source code, contribute, or file issues directly on my GitHub repository. *Disclaimer: The Apple Watch companion app requires a paired iPhone. Background Monitoring is available exclusively on iOS and iPadOS.

TermiX brings SSH terminals and Kubernetes management to your iPhone, so you can connect to servers, inspect workloads, and handle routine operations away from your computer. SSH TERMINAL • Connect with a password or SSH private key, including OpenSSH/PEM key import and key passphrases. • Organize hosts into folders and search your connections. • Verify the host fingerprint on first connection. Changed host keys block the connection. • Use terminal shortcuts for Ctrl, Esc, Tab, and arrow keys. • Save frequently used commands. Selecting a command fills the input field; you confirm before sending. KUBERNETES MANAGEMENT • Import kubeconfig files and switch contexts and namespaces. • Inspect Pods, Deployments, StatefulSets, and their status. • Read Pod logs and view available CPU and memory metrics. • Scale Deployments and StatefulSets with the permissions provided by your cluster. • Configure AWS cloud accounts to connect to EKS clusters you are authorized to access. DESIGNED FOR MOBILE • English, Traditional Chinese, and Japanese interfaces. • Light, dark, and system appearance. • Import host settings exported by TermiX for desktop. • Passwords and private keys are stored in iOS Keychain and excluded from ordinary host-settings exports. You need a reachable SSH server or Kubernetes cluster, valid credentials, and appropriate permissions. CPU and memory metrics require the cluster Metrics API. SSH connections close when the app enters the background and can be reconnected when you return.