Know the moment something on your network breaks, and deal with it from your desk or your phone, or just ask your AI assistant. All of it works with the LibreNMS you already have, with no account to create and nothing tracked.
Windows 10 and 11
Your LibreNMS, right on your desktop. It sits quietly in the corner of your screen, tells you when an alert fires, and opens into your whole network when you want to dig in.
v1.0.0 · Installs per-user, no admin needed
iPhone, iPad and Android
Your LibreNMS, in your pocket. See what’s down, what’s alerting and why, and deal with it on call, on site, or away from your desk.
TestFlight beta on iPhone and iPad · Android coming soon
It’s fine. Up for 41 days, CPU at 12% and memory at 58%. One warning: Gi1/0/48 is over 80% busy, from the backup server. Two of its 48 ports are down.
Claude and other MCP clients
Ask about your LibreNMS network. Let Claude, or any AI assistant that speaks MCP, answer questions about your network from LibreNMS, with the evidence beside every answer. It can look at everything and change nothing.
v1.1.0 · A container image for Docker
Use any of them on its own, or all of them together. They’re built on the same engine, so they always agree.
DashyNMS talks to your own servers. There’s no DashyNMS account, no analytics and no cloud in the middle.
Desktop privacy policy · Mobile privacy policy · MCP privacy policy
Sign in with your LibreNMS address and an API token. That’s it.
Encrypted for your Windows account, kept in the iPhone keychain or Android keystore, or read from your own settings by the MCP server.
No analytics and no advertising, anywhere.
Your LibreNMS server, plus Graylog or Unimus if you connect them. Desktop also fetches its updates from GitHub and map tiles from OpenStreetMap.
DashyNMS