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deviceshelf · v1.9.80
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Scanner for devices, open ports and security risks on the local network
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Trust Score 1/10
✗ Open source +0
✗ Active development +0
✗ Licensed +0
✗ No auto-updates +0
✓ Not deprecated +1
✗ New (<1yr) +0
✗ Low installs +0
Version History
v1.9.80today1.9.79→1.9.80
1d ago1.9.78→1.9.79
2d ago1.9.77→1.9.78
3d ago1.9.76→1.9.77
9d ago1.9.75→1.9.76
10d ago1.9.74→1.9.75
12d ago1.9.73→1.9.74
14d ago1.9.70→1.9.73
17d ago1.9.69→1.9.70
17d ago1.9.68→1.9.69
+ 12 older versions
Review
Sep 23, 2026DeviceShelf is a local-first network scanner that identifies devices, open ports, and security risks on your local network. It offers a graphical interface for easy monitoring and is ideal for homelab enthusiasts and those concerned with network security.
Scans the local network to detect devices, open ports, and potential security risks.
Maturity: The project appears to be in an early stage with recent updates but limited community engagement.
Community: Minimal community discussion found, with only a couple of low-attention Show HN posts.
Pros
- + Local-first approach with no cloud backend
- + Graphical user interface for easy monitoring
- + Useful for homelabs and network security enthusiasts
Cons
- - No auto-update feature
- - Small user base with limited community support
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