Status without setup
Player count, version, MOTD and response time come from the same protocol the game client uses, so there is nothing to enable on the server first.
Android
Your Minecraft servers, in your pocket.
See who is online and run commands on any Minecraft server - not just the ones behind a particular hosting panel.
Shared hosting works
Addresses that hide a custom port behind an SRV record are resolved automatically, which is how most rented servers are handed to you.
A real console
Connect over RCON and run commands from the phone, with the output exactly as the server prints it. Commands that would disconnect everyone ask first.
Told when it falls over
Mark a server to be watched and the app checks it in the background, notifying you when it stops answering and again when it comes back.
Several servers, one list
Every server you administer in one place, each with its own status and its own console.
Twelve languages
The app follows your phone's language, and its theme follows the system between light and dark.
Your servers stay yours
RCON passwords are kept in the phone's keystore and are sent only to the server you entered them for. The app has no account and no backend of mine behind it, so the list of servers you administer is never uploaded anywhere.