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Your infrastructure,
in your pocket.

peekstack connects straight to the servers you already run and shows you what they are doing — then lets you act on it. There is no account to create, no service of ours in the middle, and nothing collected about you or your machines.

A one-time purchase — no subscription, no in-app purchases. Coming to the App Store and Google Play.

  • The Services list showing connected Proxmox, Gitea, Kubernetes and SSH services

    Everything you run, one list

  • The Activity feed showing recent Kubernetes and Gitea events

    What just happened

  • An SSH session open on a Raspberry Pi with a key toolbar above the keyboard

    A real terminal

  • A list of Docker containers with states and port mappings

    Containers and their ports

  • A Proxmox guest showing CPU, memory and disk with power controls

    Guests, with the controls your token allows

What you can connect

Kubernetes
Nodes, workloads and pods, warning events, and pod logs streamed live — with a switcher for sibling replicas, containers and previous crashes.
Proxmox VE
Nodes and guests with live CPU, memory and disk, guest consoles, and power actions where your token allows them.
Docker
Through Portainer: containers, states, port mappings and live logs.
Gitea
Repositories, issues, pull requests and Actions runs, with real colour in the log output.
Uptime Kuma
Monitors, current status and history.
AdGuard Home
Query log and blocking activity.
Olares
The state of your Olares install.
SSH
A proper terminal on any machine you can reach.

A dashboard you build

Home is a grid of cards you choose, configure and arrange. Place the same card twice with different settings — two Pods cards watching two namespaces. Keep several dashboards and switch with a tap.

One terminal, always there

SSH sessions, Proxmox guest consoles and Kubernetes pod shells run in one terminal that stays alive as you move around the app. Native selection and copy, a key toolbar, full ANSI colour.

Search everything

One search box spans every service you have connected, and takes you straight to what it finds.

Writes, where you are allowed them

Start, stop, reboot and reconfigure Proxmox guests. The app reads what your token may actually do and offers only that — a button that would fail is a button you never see.

On iPad

Not a stretched phone. Multi-column grids, master and detail where a list has detail, and layouts that use the width rather than padding it out.

  • The peekstack dashboard on iPad, with alert rows and two columns of summary cards

    Your dashboard, in columns

  • The Services list on iPad laid out in two columns

    Two columns of services, not one stretched one

  • A Kubernetes cluster overview on iPad showing workload counts and a browse grid

    Cluster at a glance

  • A Proxmox guest on iPad showing resource use, power controls and hardware detail

    Guest detail, using the width

Your credentials stay yours

Passwords, API tokens and SSH keys live in the device keychain. They are never written to app storage, never sent anywhere, and never appear in logs or error messages. peekstack talks only to the addresses you type in — there are no servers of ours for it to talk to.

TLS is verified by default. If one of your services uses a certificate the device will not accept, you can opt that single service out — and it carries a TLS OFF badge everywhere it appears, so the trade-off stays visible rather than hidden in a settings screen.

Full detail in the privacy notice. Questions go to support.