Built in SwiftUI
A native iOS and iPadOS app, not a web wrapper — fast, fluid, and at home on both iPhone and iPad.
A professional MQTT client and debugger, native to iOS. Connect to any broker, inspect every payload, and find out exactly why a connection fails — from the device in your hand.
MQTT Commander brings desktop-grade MQTT debugging to iPhone and iPad: MQTT 3.1.1 and 5.0, QoS 0/1/2, TLS and mutual TLS, a topic tree built for thousands of topics, and a payload inspector with JSON, hex, Base64 and image preview.
A native iOS and iPadOS app, not a web wrapper — fast, fluid, and at home on both iPhone and iPad.
Broker credentials, certificates and private keys live in the iOS Keychain, never in a plain profile.
Publish saved commands from Shortcuts or the Action button — automate your smart home from anywhere on the device.
Adapts to your appearance and text-size settings, with full VoiceOver support.
Save unlimited brokers with ready-made templates for Mosquitto, Home Assistant, Zigbee2MQTT and AWS IoT. Auto-reconnect with backoff when the network changes.
Full MQTT 5 properties, QoS 0/1/2, retained messages, Last Will, wildcard and shared subscriptions — over TCP, TLS, WebSocket or WSS.
Pretty-print and syntax-highlight JSON, diff two payloads, decode hex and Base64, preview images, and copy any value by JSONPath.
Browse the whole broker or jump straight to homeassistant/# and zigbee2mqtt/#. Retained markers, regex filtering, and built to handle thousands of topics.
Draft-first publishing with QoS, a retain warning, explicit retained-delete confirmation, reusable templates and safe home-automation presets.
Filter traffic by topic, payload, direction, QoS or errors, then export to CSV or JSON — with secrets and raw payloads redacted.
iPhone or iPad running iOS 15 or later. The interface is native SwiftUI and adapts to both form factors.
Yes — it's a universal app with an iPad-optimized layout, so the topic tree, payload inspector and publish composer all use the larger screen.
Yes. Saved publish commands are exposed as App Intents, so you can trigger them from the Shortcuts app, Siri or the Action button.
No — it's a one-time purchase ($2.99 at launch). No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads.
Native for iOS 15+. $2.99, one-time.
Coming soon to the App Store · $2.99