Your Grafana, native on iPhone.
Gaugely reads your self-hosted dashboards over the HTTP API and redraws every panel with Swift Charts. No WebView, no image renderer.
Native rendering
Dashboards, redrawn on device.
Gaugely calls two Grafana endpoints, decodes the columnar data frames, and draws each panel with Swift Charts. Time series, stat, gauge, bar gauge, table, pie, heatmap, and more render as real native views.
- Value mappings, thresholds, and legends honored
- Template variables interpolated client-side
- Repeat panels and rows expand per value
Alerts
Every alert, in one tab.
Prometheus and Loki alert rules land in a single Alerts tab. Silence them inline, and let background polling raise a notification when something new fires.
- Per-widget severity and server scope
- A Live Activity for firing incidents
- Works while you are outside any dashboard
Explore
Ad-hoc queries, the same charts.
Pick a server and datasource, write PromQL, LogQL, or LogsQL, and the result renders with the same views your dashboards use. A metric and label browser helps build queries, and every run is saved to history.
- PromQL, LogQL, and LogsQL
- Metric names and label values to build from
- Re-apply any past query with a tap
Logs
Logs and state timelines, first class.
Logs panels work with Loki and VictoriaLogs. Tap a line to open an inspector with the full message, its labels, and one-tap copy. State timelines and status history draw over the same time range.
- maxLines, direction, and query type passed through
- Alert rules from Loki rulers included
- Annotations drawn over time series panels
iPad
Room to spread out on iPad.
The same native rendering scales up to the larger screen, with dashboards, Explore, and alerts side by side in a split layout.
$ open ~/screenshots
A closer look
$ man gaugely
Beyond the dashboard
It reaches out to widgets, Siri, Spotlight, and the Lock Screen.
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Multi-server
Add every Grafana you run and switch between them. Each keeps its own auth in the Keychain.
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Alerts and push
A standalone Alerts tab with inline silencing, plus background notifications when new alerts fire.
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Live Activity
Firing-alert counts stay on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island until the incident clears.
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Widgets
Home and lock screen widgets for alert status, or any single stat, gauge, or time series panel.
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Siri and Shortcuts
Open Dashboard and Check Alerts intents wire into Siri, Shortcuts, and automations.
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Spotlight and deep links
Dashboards are indexed in Spotlight, and gaugely:// links jump to a server, dashboard, or panel.
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Biometric lock
An optional Face ID or Touch ID lock keeps your servers and tokens private.
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Loki and VictoriaLogs
LogQL and LogsQL run through the same path; tap a line for the message, labels, and one-tap copy.
$ gaugely --help
Before you install
Does it work with a homelab Grafana that is not on the internet?
Yes, that is the case it is built for. The server only has to be reachable from the device, which usually means the same network or a VPN such as Tailscale or WireGuard. Plain HTTP and self-signed certificates are supported.
Does my data go anywhere else?
No. The app talks directly to the servers you add. There is no account, no backend of ours in the path, and credentials stay in the device Keychain.
Are the panels images from the Grafana renderer?
No. Gaugely queries the datasource through Grafana's HTTP API and redraws each panel with Swift Charts, so charts stay sharp, scroll at native speed, and work without the image renderer plugin.
Which datasources does it query?
Prometheus, VictoriaMetrics, Loki, and VictoriaLogs, with PromQL, LogQL, and LogsQL available ad hoc in Explore. Panels backed by datasources Grafana cannot serve over its API show a placeholder instead.
More detail on the support page.
Bring your Grafana with you.
Native on iOS, and your data stays on your own servers.
Gaugely is an independent app. Grafana is a trademark of Grafana Labs; Gaugely is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Grafana Labs. The name is used only to describe what the app connects to.