Membership Navi vs ClashBoard

Tired of hunting for this shop's app, that program's barcode, and the other membership card? I was, so I made this app. Membership Navi saves all your barcodes, QR codes, and even plain member numbers in one app. So when someone asks you to "open the app": no surprise "login again please", no bad-signal drama, no "you need to update". No digging for that one app you use once in a million years. Just launch Membership Navi — all your codes are waiting for you. How do you add them? Scan a physical card with the in-app camera. Already have a photo of it? Load it with the photo picker. The code lives inside another app? Take a screenshot and Share it to Membership Navi. Done. Easy peasy. And if that one app blocks screenshots... borrow a friend's phone for a second, take a picture of your screen, then scan the friend's screen with Membership Navi's camera. (Naughty, naughty.) Membership Navi remembers each code's exact format and shows it back exactly as it was scanned. So it reads on the first try at the register. QR, EAN, Code 128, Code 39, Codabar, PDF417, Aztec, and friends are all supported. Your cards sync through iCloud, so your data moves with the clouds. Then comes raining down onto all your devices. Including your Apple Watch! You don't even need to pull out your phone at the market anymore. Just show your wrist, and done. No account creation. No ads. No network required. No collecting your data, no selling your data.

ClashBoard is a native iOS dashboard for a Mihomo, Clash or sing-box core that you already run yourself — on a home server, a router, or a VPS. It is not a VPN. ClashBoard installs no network extension and carries none of your device's traffic. It connects to your own core's external controller, shows you what that core is doing, and lets you change it. NO SERVER? START WITH THE DEMO A complete simulated core is built in, one tap from the first screen. Traffic, nodes, connections, rules and logs — all of it running on the device, opening no connection of any kind. You can see the whole app before you configure anything. WHAT YOU GET Overview — live upload and download, charted separately so upload is still visible when it runs two orders of magnitude below download. Total transferred, active connection count, and which hosts are busiest right now. Proxies — every node group, with latency. Switch a group's selection or latency-test the whole group. Delays that read zero are shown as untested rather than instant, because that is what a core actually means by zero. Connections — every open connection, searchable by host, IP, process, chain or rule. Per-connection throughput, computed by differencing the core's cumulative counters. Tap for full detail: route chain, matched rule, destination, source process, DNS mode. Closed connections are kept for half an hour, so a connection that ends while you are reading it does not simply vanish. Rules — your whole rule set in evaluation order, searchable. Logs — the core's log stream, live. BUILT FOR iOS Real UITabBarController navigation, Liquid Glass on iOS 26, and a list that holds still: nothing is ever ordered by a value that changes while you are looking at it. MULTIPLE SERVERS Keep as many as you like and switch between them. Addresses stay on the device; secrets are held in the iOS keychain. PRIVACY No accounts, no analytics, no crash reporting, no advertising identifiers, no third-party SDKs. ClashBoard collects nothing about you. REQUIREMENTS A Mihomo, Clash or sing-box core you run yourself, with its external controller reachable from your iPhone. Plain http over a local network is expected and supported.