OpenWRT

Presence Detection, Network control, Energy Monitoring - Presence detection based on smartphone WiFi or ethernet connection - Monitor and control your wifi network(s) and its connected devices - Block the WiFi of your kids after dinner - Monitor the energy usage of your network devices, e.g. the T.V. See and log: - internet connection status, upload/download speed and packet errors - CPU and memory utilization of the router - connection status of attached devices - WiFi quality (Signal, SNR, MCS, Channel Width), bandwidth and dominant protocol per device - Energy use per device Act on: - device coming online or going offline (presence) - device bandwidth or wifi link change - detection of an unknown device connecting to the network - alarm when internet connection goes down - change of internet up/download speed Do: - send WakeOnLan (WOL) to a MAC address - block and allow an attached device by MAC address - enable and disable Guest Wifi - reboot the router Router device setup in Homey: The app is intended for OpenWRT routers that work in Router mode. You can add OpenWRT routers that are configured in Access Point (AP) mode for better/faster detection of wifi devices throughout your house.Your Homey should be connected inside the LAN part of the router, not from outside (WAN). On app startup, Homey will try to automatically enable traffic statistics (up/download speed) by installing the nlbwmon package. Presence detection: After adding your router to Homey, you can start adding the mobile or fixed devices that you want to track for presence. Energy monitoring: After adding your router to Homey, you can add additional devices that you want to monitor for power, e.g. your T.V. or printer. In advanced device settings enter the estimated / average power usage of the device when it is OFF or ON. Now when you turn on your T.V. you will see that the estimated power is included in Homey Energy tab. Supported routers: This app has been developed and tested on Netgear R7800 routers running recent OpenWRT versions (22.03 and newer). It should be compatible with most routers running OpenWRT firmware 21.02 or higher.