Since this is the Android community, an Android app more likely.

I moved to Dockhand, which is more Compose-centric, easier to use (a log viewer that works, imagine that!) and looks nicer (may feel too information-dense by comparison). It's evolving very quickly, obviously with help of AI, but with none of the weird regressions and haphazard product pacing, which makes me think a firm human hand is at the helm.

And another one: Liftoff

https://github.com/liftoff-app/liftoff

You can ask for a screenshot of the Coconut Battery summary.

Looks neat! I didn't see Docker install instructions or even a link to the image on a registry, yet there is a Dockerfile. Do you support Docker-based self hosting?

Also check out Dockhand for a Docker UI.

Another question is whether these images are useful at all, regardless of client and network. These are just text posts…

I switched from Shield to ATV when one of the system upgrades half-broke Plex for months.

ATV is beautiful and foolproof, also much better at connecting to various Bluetooth accessories, but so limited software-wise (compared to sideloading non-TV optimized apps on Android TV).

If you self-host, Vaultwarden is both easier to maintain, and free.