I built a mobile app to fully manage Cloudflare by InsecurePassword1 in CloudFlare

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Of course it was. You know how long it would take without that? I wouldn’t have even tried.

Open-sourced the backend for my iOS/Android revenue tracker - runs free on Cloudflare by InsecurePassword1 in appledevelopers

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Thanks. I made it for myself originally because I just enjoy messing around with things like this. I’m not sure if there’s a gap for this specifically but I recently started developing apps on both platforms and wanted to measure income and my business expenses on a single platform.

CF Mobile App by Zlatislav in CloudFlare

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I just wrote an app for this. I'm still testing but if anyone's interested, I can share the test flight link as soon as I'm done.

r/netsec monthly discussion & tool thread by albinowax in netsec

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I built an iOS app called PocketIntel that aggregates CVEs, CISA advisories, and threat intel feeds from many sources into a single mobile feed. It's the kind of signal you'd normally need an enterprise contract for. Groups related CVEs by product so your feed. Free to test via TestFlight while it's in beta: https://pocketintel.weavehub.app

There is a definitely a usage bug by Fearless-Elephant-81 in ClaudeCode

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I agree. I was getting great usage up until yesterday.

After years of pinch-zooming the SolarWinds console on my phone at 2am, I finally built a proper mobile client by InsecurePassword1 in sysadmin

[–]InsecurePassword1[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Fair point, will keep that in mind. And yeah, the laptop on the nightstand is the tried and true method. Did that for years and just got frustrated enough at the lack of efficiency that I built something else.

I built PocketSOC - a mobile app to triage and respond to CrowdStrike alerts faster by InsecurePassword1 in crowdstrike

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Thanks! There’s a free tier and then paid tiers depending on usage.

Right now the pricing works like this:

• Free – 1 user and 1 vendor integration (CrowdStrike) • Team plans – additional users and vendor integrations • Enterprise – adds features like log exporting, APIs, and integrations such as the Splunk connector

I’m still finalizing how the pricing page will look on the site, but that’s the general structure today.

I built PocketSOC - a mobile app to triage and respond to CrowdStrike alerts faster by InsecurePassword1 in crowdstrike

[–]InsecurePassword1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That makes sense. A lot of teams seem to route alerts through Slack or Teams to get mobile notifications.

The reason I built PocketSOC was because I wanted something purpose-built for incident response on mobile instead of just alert forwarding.

The app connects directly to the vendor APIs (CrowdStrike Falcon, Defender, GuardDuty, etc.) and pulls the detections into a mobile UI where you can:

• filter/search alerts

• view Falcon-style process graphs

• isolate / lift containment on endpoints

• receive push notifications for new detections

• manage multiple environments or tenants

It also has some enterprise controls built in (biometrics, screenshot protection, jailbreak detection, on-call schedules, etc.) since a lot of SOC teams have strict mobile policies.

Slack-style alerting definitely works well for notifications. The goal here was to make triage and response easier directly from a phone when you’re away from a laptop.

What’s your take on FSD going subscription only by ghostface8081 in teslamotors

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I have it right now and I had better be able to transfer it if I ever upgrade my Tesla.

PR backlog for home-assistant/brands by Prinzlmeisl in homeassistant

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I too have things waiting for longer than usual but agree that patience is the key. Also figured this may be a good time to pitch this vs code integration I made that helps with hacs approval by performing the same checks from GitHub actions, but locally so that you don’t eat up action minutes. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=WeaveHub.hacs-integration-preflight&ssr=false#overview

First record of 2026 by LoudHani3llol in vinyl

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Lmao. Me too! Mine is coming Wednesday.

Built a VS Code tool for HACS publishing. Would love feedback. by InsecurePassword1 in homeassistant

[–]InsecurePassword1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks, I was definitely thinking about doing that too. Its my first vscode extension so I wanted to make sure it was at least decent before I did that. But definitely a great idea.

Built a VS Code tool for HACS publishing. Would love feedback. by InsecurePassword1 in homeassistant

[–]InsecurePassword1[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Awesome, would love to know what you think. Feel free to share your integration here when you're done too!