For iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple-silicon Mac

See your homelab at a glance.

A calm, private status companion for the systems you care about. No account. No cloud relay. Read only.

Sample LabNeeds attention

3 of 4 resources healthy · Last checked 3 minutes ago

A useful answer, without another dashboard.

HomeLab Watcher brings selected health signals into one native, readable view. It keeps the difference between last known status and a failed refresh clear.

Truthful freshness

See when each result was observed. Older information stays useful, but never looks current.

Direct connections

Your Apple device connects to the services you configure over your existing local network or private VPN route.

Read only

It presents health. It does not start, stop, reboot, or otherwise change your infrastructure.

Move your setup securely.

Share systems, resource selections, and credentials in an encrypted HomeLab Watcher package. The receiving device needs a separate transfer code, and your setup never passes through a HomeLab Watcher account or server.

Share anywhere

Use AirDrop, Files, Messages, email, or another destination you choose from Apple’s Share Sheet.

Import immediately

Import is visible on the welcome screen and in Settings, so another device is ready without rebuilding every connection.

Fresh status

Purchases and old health observations are not copied. The receiving device restores access through Apple and checks your systems again.

Your homelab stays your homelab. No account, cloud relay, analytics, or remote administration.

Built for the systems already in your lab.

HomeLab Watcher supports generic HTTP and HTTPS checks, plus read-only Beszel and Proxmox VE connections. It is a status surface, not a replacement for your monitoring system.