VRC-27Mobile operations instrument
Check the whole stack. Close the laptop.
Verceltics: Hosting, domains, DNS, and analytics on iPhone, iPad, and Android.
A private, open-source native app with 27 direct integrations across hosting platforms, domain registrars, analytics, search performance, speed, and uptime. Providers stay separate, and credentials stay on your device.
- Connections
- 27
- Credential proxy
- None
- Platforms
- iOS + Android
Selected bankHosting
Deploys, releases, logs and DNS
PrivateCredentials stay provider-bound
Keychain locked Direct HTTPS 27 ports ready
A Android beta
Verceltics for Android is in beta.
All 27 integrations, the same Pro plans, and credentials kept in Android Keystore. Google asks new apps to run a closed test with 12 testers for 14 days before launch, so every tester counts. Three steps to join:
01 Connection patchbay
27 integrations for hosting, domains, and site intelligence.
Connect 10 hosting platforms, 8 domain registrars, and 9 site services. Each account keeps its own credentials, API scope, dashboard, and supported operations.
02 Field checklist
Check deployments, DNS, traffic, search, speed, and uptime.
Inspect deployment status, DNS records, domain renewals, traffic, indexing, performance, and uptime without opening a desktop dashboard.
Writes, purchases and destructive requests ask for confirmation.
- 01Deploy
Status, environments, releases and logs
- 02DNS
Zones, records, nameservers and changes
- 03Renew
Expiry, privacy, forwarding and transfers
- 04Traffic
Visitors, cache, threats and HTTPS
- 05Index
Clicks, sitemaps, coverage and URLs
- 06Uptime
Monitor state, latency and availability
03 Adaptive instrument
An iPad operations dashboard—not a stretched iPhone view.
Adaptive navigation, two-column provider grids and full-width charts turn the portrait canvas into a real operations workspace.
Live workspaceiPad / Portrait workspace1640 × 2360
Requests, visitors, cache, threats and HTTPS
10 hosting platforms in an adaptive provider sheet
Domains, DNS, renewals, privacy and transfers
Search, analytics, speed and uptime connections
Adaptive navigationTwo-column gridsFull-width charts
04 Connected signals
Analytics, search, speed, and uptime stay provider-specific.
Search Console, GA4, PageSpeed, Bing, Clarity, Plausible, Umami, UptimeRobot, and Better Stack open as independent dashboards; Verceltics does not merge their data.
View Vercel Analytics on iPhone and iPadSearch · analytics · speed · uptime
Requests · cache · threats · HTTPS
05 Sealed circuit
Credentials stay on your device—not on a Verceltics server.
Tokens stay in the device-only iOS Keychain. Provider data moves directly between your device and the provider API or an explicitly selected HTTPS host for a supported self-hosted service.
Keychain + protected cache
OriginYour device
Encrypted HTTPS
APIDestinationProvider endpoint Direct request and response
Port not fittedVerceltics credential serverNOT PRESENT
06 Ownership plate
One Pro unlock across every integration.
Connections, lists, search, refresh, and account switching stay available. Every paid option unlocks the same Pro details and provider tools across all 27 integrations. US reference prices are shown; Apple or Google Play displays the current local price and trial eligibility.
Verceltics ProChoose access termDetails + tools
YYearly
per year · eligible 7-day trial
$34.99
∞Lifetime
one-time purchase
$59.99
07 Operator notes
Questions about Verceltics.
01What is Verceltics?
Verceltics is an independent native workspace for hosting platforms, domain registrars, and site-intelligence services on iPhone and iPad, with a native Android app in beta on Google Play.
02Does Verceltics merge provider data?
No. Providers remain separate. Google Search Console and Google Analytics, for example, have separate connections and separate dashboards inside Sites.
03Where are credentials stored?
On iPhone and iPad, credentials and OAuth tokens use device-only, when-unlocked iOS Keychain protection. On Android, they are encrypted with Android Keystore in app-private storage. Requests go directly to the provider’s HTTPS API or an explicitly selected HTTPS host for a supported self-hosted service; Verceltics does not run a credential proxy.
04Does it work on iPad?
Yes. Verceltics is a universal app with a sidebar, adaptive metric grids, wider tables, and full-width charts on iPad.
05Can I build it myself?
Yes. The SwiftUI app, the Kotlin Android app, and the website are open source under the MIT license. A source build uses your own provider credentials and OAuth configuration.
06Which hosting platforms does Verceltics support?
Verceltics supports Vercel, Cloudflare, Netlify, Railway, Render, DigitalOcean, Heroku, Fly.io, Firebase Hosting, and AWS Amplify. Available data and operations depend on each provider API and account permissions.
07Which domain registrars does Verceltics support?
Verceltics supports Name.com, Namecheap, Porkbun, Spaceship, Dynadot, NameSilo, Gandi, and GoDaddy for provider-specific domain and DNS features where their APIs allow them.
08Is Verceltics affiliated with Vercel or another supported provider?
No. Verceltics is an independent, open-source app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any supported provider.
09How can I report a bug or request a feature?
Use Report an issue or Request a feature in the app’s About screen. You can open a GitHub issue template with your GitHub account, or join https://discord.gg/qv5nsTmkxA and use /bug or /feature without a GitHub account. Reports become public GitHub issues; never include secrets or private account data.
10Is there an Android app?
Yes, in beta. Verceltics for Android has all 27 integrations and the same Pro plans. Join the Verceltics Testers Google Group, then become a tester on Google Play and install the app. Testers can redeem VERCELTICSBETA in Google Play for 30 days of Pro on the monthly plan. Verceltics for Android
Verceltics 2.1 / iPhone + iPad + Android beta / 27 direct connections