Scans for devices, port changes on your WIFI/LAN and alerts you if unknown devices or changes are found.
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...most of us don't know what's going on on our home network, but we want our family and data to be safe. Command-line tools are great, but the output can be hard to understand and action if you are not a network specialist π.
PiAlert gives you peace of mind. Visualize and immediately report π¬ what is going on in your network - this is the first step to enhance your network security π.
PiAlert combines several network and other scanning tools π with notifications π§ into one user-friendly package π¦. You get an overview of network device Sessions, Connected devices, Favorites, Events, Presence, Down alerts, and IPs. You can schedule Nmap scans to detect changes in device ports and visualize your Network topology (even with undetectable, dummy devices).
Setup a kill switch β for your network via a smart plug with the available Home Assistant integration. Implement custom automations with the CSV device Exports π€, Webhooks, or API endpoints features.
Extend the app if you want to create your own scanner and handle the results and notifications in PiAlert. Check available Plugins & Instructions. Looking forward to your contributions if you decide to share your work with the community β€.
Features | Details |
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π | The app scans your network for, New devices, New connections (re-connections), Disconnections, "Always Connected" devices down, Devices IP changes and Internet IP address changes. Discovery & scan methods include: arp-scan. Pi-hole - DB import, Pi-hole - DHCP leases import, Generic DHCP leases import. UNIFI controller import, SNMP-enabled router import. Check the Plugins docs for more info on individual scans. |
π§ | Send notifications to more than 80+ services, including Telegram via Apprise, or use Pushsafer, or NTFY. |
𧩠| Feed your data and device changes into Home Assistant, read API endpoints, or use Webhooks to setup custom automation flows. |
β | Build your own scanners with the Plugin system |
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π₯ | Docker instructions (HW install not supported, but might be possible - submit a PRπ or start a discussion) |
π | All Documentation (App Usage and Configuration) |
Other Alternatives
- Check out leiweibau's fork if you want to install Pi.Alert on the server directly (maintained)
- Check instructions for pucherot's original code (unmaintained)
- WatchYourLAN - Lightweight network IP scanner with web GUI (Open source)
- Fing - Network scanner app for your Internet security (Commercial, Phone App, Proprietary hardware)
Get:
- Regular updates to keep your data and family safe π
- Better and more functionalityβ
- I don't get burned out and the app survives longerπ₯π€―
- Quicker and better support with issues π
- Less grumpy me π
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π§ Email me at jokob@duck.com if you want to get in touch or if I should add other sponsorship platforms.
GPL 3.0 | Read more here | Source of the animated GIF (Loading Animation) | Source of the selfhosted Fonts
This code is a collaborative body of work, with special thanks to:
pucherot/Pi.Alert (the original creator of PiAlert), leiweibau: Dark mode (and much more), Macleykun (Help with Dockerfile clean-up) Final-Hawk (Help with NTFY, styling and other fixes), TeroRERO (Spanish translations), Data-Monkey, (Split-up of the python.py file and more), cvc90 (Spanish translation and various UI work) to name a few...
Please see the Git contributors for a full list of people and their contributions to the project