WiFiCast vs Torware Nexus

WiFiCast is an application that enables us to communicate in a way similar to the walkie-talkies using different devices connected to the same wifi network. To do that it uses multicast, a transmission data protocol that allows us to send data from an emitter to many receivers in a way that the network traffic is not dependent on the number of receivers. WiFicast default startup mode is listening. That mode enables us to listen to what others in the network may be emitting. For us to be able to talk all we need to do is to change the segmented control from listening to speaking. We have two different ways to exit the application. If we push the exit button on the application interface, we will stop completely the service, that means that we will be unable to speak or listen anymore. If we exit the application by other means (eg: pushing the home button) the service will remain active, that way we will be able to speak or listen (depending on how the segmented control to do that was left). If we want to completely stop the service we will have to go to the application and push the exit button.

Torware Nexus — Remote Relay Server Management Torware Nexus is a remote server management application designed for operators who run Tor relays, bridges, and Psiphon Conduit nodes. Monitor, configure, and control your relay infrastructure securely from your iPhone or iPad using encrypted SSH connections. Remote Server Management: Connect to your servers securely over SSH and manage relay software directly from the app. Deploy, monitor, and maintain Torware and Psiphon Conduit services on supported hosts. Dashboard Overview View real-time system and relay status at a glance: CPU, memory, and uptime Service status (running, stopped, offline) Data transfer and active connections Peer and network statistics Actions & Control: Start, stop, and restart services remotely without logging into each server. Quickly diagnose and resolve operational issues from anywhere. Tor Relay Support Relay health status and logs Traffic and connection statistics Peer information and fingerprint view Snowflake proxy configuration Unbounded proxy configuration MTProxy configuration Bridge lines and relay fingerprints Backup and restore relay keys Relay configuration (bandwidth limits, ports, relay type) Psiphon Conduit Support: Node health status and logs Traffic and connection statistics Country-level peer distribution Bandwidth and usage configuration Backup and restore node keys Installation: Install supported relay software on compatible servers directly from the app and manage ongoing updates remotely. Additional Features: Multiple server profiles with credential management Optional notification alerts Dark mode support Portrait and landscape layouts Intended Users: Designed for relay operators, infrastructure administrators, and developers who manage distributed relay or proxy infrastructure and require centralized operational visibility. Requirements: Servers must be reachable via SSH and capable of running supported relay software. SSH key and password authentication are supported.