NasManager is an unofficial companion client for TrueNAS® SCALE servers. It talks directly to your server's REST API (/api/v2.0): no account to create, no intermediate server, no tracking, no ads. <b>Dashboard</b> <ul> <li>System information, CPU (total and per core), memory (Services / ZFS Cache / Free, same breakdown as the TrueNAS web dashboard), pools and storage</li> <li>CPU, memory and pools refreshed every 2 seconds</li> </ul> <b>Reporting graphs</b> <ul> <li>CPU: usage (average and per core), temperature, load average</li> <li>Memory: available, used, ZFS cache (ARC)</li> <li>Time range from 5 minutes to 1 month, optional auto-refresh every 5 seconds</li> <li>Pools: space breakdown, topology, usable capacity, status, fragmentation, last scrub</li> <li>Per-disk detail: I/O and temperature graphs, with max / mean / min</li> </ul> <b>Alerts</b>: list of active alerts with a badge in the menu, and a "Dismiss" button per alert (applied on the server, like in the web interface). <b>Apps</b>: installed apps with their status, update one app or all of them at once. <b>System</b>: general settings, network configuration and interfaces, boot environments (read-only). <b>Security and privacy — please read</b> <ul> <li><b>Authentication</b>: TrueNAS SCALE has no REST login route, so the app uses HTTP Basic Auth: your username and password are sent with every request to your server. Use a TrueNAS account dedicated to the app with reduced permissions, rather than your main admin account.</li> <li><b>Unencrypted HTTP</b>: HTTPS is recommended. Plain HTTP (IP address or hostname) is possible, but only after you explicitly check a box accepting the risk: your credentials then travel in clear text on the network.</li> <li><b>Credential storage</b>: by default, credentials are only kept in memory. If you check "Stay logged in", they are saved on the device, encrypted with a key held in the Android Keystore (EncryptedSharedPreferences). "Stay logged in" is unavailable for