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Manage Docker
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Connect via SSH to your Linux or macOS machine and control your entire Docker setup — containers, images, volumes, networks, and real-time push notifications — right from your phone.

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31 Features
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Everything you need

Full Docker Control, Anywhere

All the Docker operations you use every day — available from your phone over a secure SSH connection. No cloud relay, no open ports.

Containers

  • List all containers
  • Create new containers
  • Start / stop / restart (multiple at once)
  • Remove (multiple at once)
  • Inspect container details
  • View CPU & memory usage
  • Real-time logs with search
  • Open interactive shell

Images

  • List all images
  • Search public & private registries
  • Pull from public & private registries
  • Build images
  • Vulnerability scanning
  • Inspect metadata & layers
  • Remove (multiple at once)

Volumes

  • List all volumes
  • Inspect volume details
  • See which containers use each volume
  • Remove (multiple at once)

Networks

  • List all networks
  • Inspect network details
  • View connected containers
  • Remove (multiple at once)

Event Notifications

  • Push alerts for Docker events
  • Container, image, volume & network events
  • Customise which events trigger alerts
  • Include / exclude specific resources
  • Set a silence window

Uptime Monitor

  • HTTP, TCP & ping checks
  • Custom check intervals
  • Failure thresholds
  • Push alerts when a target goes down

Secure SSH Transport

  • Password authentication
  • SSH key authentication
  • No cloud relay or open ports required
  • Credentials stored on-device only

Multiple Servers

  • Linux, macOS, Synology & QNAP support
  • Add unlimited servers
  • Switch between servers instantly
  • Separate credentials per server

Get started

Up and Running in Minutes

No configuration files, no cloud accounts, no open ports. Just your server credentials.

1

Download the App

Get Docker Manager free from the App Store or Google Play.

2

Add Your Server

Enter your hostname, SSH port, and credentials (password or key).

3

Connect & Control

Tap to connect. Containers, images, volumes, and networks appear instantly.

No Docker Daemon Required

Docker Manager works entirely over SSH — no need to expose the Docker daemon or open any extra ports on your server. It is strongly recommended not to enable the Docker TCP daemon, as doing so can expose your server to significant security risks. This app keeps your infrastructure closed while still giving you complete remote control.

See it in action

Designed for Clarity

A clean interface that works beautifully in both light and dark mode.

Home
Server List
Containers
Container Logs
Images
Volumes & Networks
Notifications
Notification Settings
Uptime Monitor
Home
Server List
Containers
Container Detail
Container Logs
Log Search
Images
Image Detail
Volumes
Networks
Notifications
Notification Settings
Uptime Monitor

Go further

Unlock Pro Features

The free tier covers the essentials. Pro unlocks the full power of Docker Manager.

Pro

Everything, Unlocked

Upgrade once and get access to all current and future Pro features.

  • Docker event push notifications
  • Customisable notification triggers, include/exclude & silence window
  • Uptime monitoring (HTTP, TCP & ping)
  • Interactive container shell
  • Container live logs
  • Image vulnerability scanning
Pro screen

Common questions

FAQ

Answers to the most frequently asked questions about setup and compatibility.

Docker commands are executed without sudo, so your non-root user must be in the docker group. Run the following on your server, then reboot: 
sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
sudo reboot
Enable Remote Login in macOS System Settings → General → Sharing. If you are connecting as a non-root user, also add the user to the docker group as described above.
If you are using a non-root user, add the user to the docker group on your Synology: 
sudo synogroup --add docker
sudo synogroup --memberadd docker $USER
sudo chown root:docker /var/run/docker.sock
If you are using a non-root user, add the user to the administrators group: 
sudo addgroup $USER administrators
Yes. Server credentials are stored on your device only — they are never uploaded to any server or third party. The data is permanently wiped when the app is removed from your phone. All communication happens directly over SSH.
Send an email to nevis.applications@gmail.com and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

Your Servers, Always at Hand

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