KYTH. Pi-Tool

If you run a Raspberry Pi at home, you know the drill: open SSH, apt update, find the right directory, check Docker containers, don't forget backups. Pi-Tool takes that off your hands, tidied up, on your phone, with a single tap.

You enter the IP and your Pi login, tap Connect, and Pi-Tool automatically detects the installed services. Each service gets its own card: current status, version, “Update”/“Install” and a direct link to its web interface. Whether evcc runs as an apt package or in a Docker container, the app figures it out and takes the right path.

Recurring tasks deliberately run on the Pi, not on your phone: scheduled updates with a prior evcc backup and self-healing, nightly backups with rotation, and push notifications when the disk is full, a service is down or things overheat. So the automation keeps working even when your phone is off.

On top of that: remote access via Tailscale or Raspberry Pi Connect, a terminal for your own commands, a file browser with config editor, and an “All Pis” traffic-light overview when you look after several devices.