DSContainer vs Scrap

DSContainer is a native iOS control panel for the Container Manager package on your Synology NAS. Connect over the DSM WebAPI and manage your entire Docker setup without opening a browser. DASHBOARD AT A GLANCE • Running, stopped, and unhealthy containers in one view • Live CPU and memory utilization of your NAS • Recent container activity CONTAINERS • Start, stop, and restart containers with one tap • Live logs with search • Per-container CPU and memory charts • Detailed configuration: ports, volumes, environment COMPOSE PROJECTS • See every Compose project and its services • Bring whole stacks up or down SYSTEM MONITOR • CPU, RAM, and volume utilization charts • Storage overview for every volume BUILT FOR TRUST • Talks only to your NAS — no third-party servers, no analytics • Credentials stored in the iOS Keychain • Supports HTTPS and 2FA (OTP) sign-in • Self-signed certificates supported Try Demo Mode to explore the app with sample data — no NAS required. Requires a Synology NAS running DSM with the Container Manager package installed. This app is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Synology Inc. or Docker Inc.

Screenshots and photos, one card at a time — delete it, leave it, or file it away. ■ One card at a time Months of screenshots pile up in your albums. Scrap hands them to you one by one, so each one takes a second instead of a trip in and out of the Photos app. ■ Nothing goes until you say so Your albums stay exactly as they are until you tap Clear them out. ■ Folders for the ones you keep Receipts, recipes, the screenshot you will need next week — drop them into folders and find them again in one tap. ■ Short rounds, not a whole afternoon Choose how many photos you go through per round. Ones you already sorted stay out of the way, and the home screen shows how many are left. ■ Pick a month Just May 2025, or last summer. Choose a period on the home screen and only photos from then come up. ■ Duplicates, grouped Burst shots, photos that look alike, photos saved twice — Scrap groups them for you. Keep the one you want and clear out the rest together. ■ Stays on your phone Photos are read on this phone only. No account, nothing uploaded, works offline.