DSContainer

Your Synology Docker,
in your pocket.

A native iOS control panel for the Docker containers and Compose projects running on your NAS.

DSContainer dashboard showing live CPU, memory, storage and container health
Requires
Synology NAS on DSM 7 with Container Manager
Runs on
iPhone, iOS 26 or later

See it in action

Real screens from the app. Dark, fast, and built for one-handed fixes.

Container list with start and stop controls
Control every container
Container detail showing ports, volumes and environment variables
Ports, volumes and env
Searchable container logs
Logs without DSM
Per-container CPU and memory charts
Per-container charts
Compose projects list
Compose stacks
System monitor with rolling CPU and memory history
Live NAS health

Built for the person who actually runs the NAS.

The things you would otherwise open DSM in a browser for.

Full container control

Start, stop, restart, pause and unpause any container with a single tap. The list refreshes itself while you watch.

It tells you before you notice.

Health checks run in the background and push a notification the moment a container stops running.

Logs and live stats

Open any container to read its logs next to a real-time CPU and memory graph.

Compose projects

Bring a whole stack up or down, not just single containers.

System monitor

Rolling CPU, memory and network history, drawn as charts you can read at a glance.

Every NAS you run

Save each server once and switch between them from the connection list. Sessions are restored on launch, so two-factor sign-in is not a daily ritual.

It talks to your NAS. Nothing else.

No cloud, no account

There is no service in the middle. The app connects straight to your NAS on your own network or VPN. No sign-up, no telemetry, no ads.

Secure by default

HTTPS, two-factor sign-in, and self-signed certificate support, because that is how real home NAS boxes are actually set up.

Your keys stay yours

Credentials and sessions live in the iOS Keychain, encrypted by the system and never leaving your device.

Stop opening DSM to restart one container.

On the App Store, with the source on GitHub.

iPhone on iOS 26 or later. Synology NAS running Container Manager on DSM 7.