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About PocketOps - CDN & DNS Control

PocketOps is a privacy-first mobile control app for CDN and edge infrastructure. Manage your Cloudflare, Cloudfront and Fastly accounts from your iPhone or iPad with an enterprise-grade native interface. CLOUDFLARE MANAGEMENT • DNS records — create, edit, delete with type filtering, proxy toggle, and real-time validation • Cache purge — purge everything, by URL, tag, or prefix • Firewall rules — full CRUD with expression editor and smart quote replacement • WAF — managed rulesets and rule toggles • SSL/TLS — mode selector, certificates, HTTPS settings • Rate limiting, page rules, zone settings • Workers — versions, deployments, bindings, cron triggers, observability logs • Pages — projects with deployment history and build config • R2 Storage — bucket management with S3 endpoint info • D1 Database — SQL query editor with results table • Workers KV — namespace and key-value browsing • Queues, Durable Objects, Pipelines, Workflows • AI Gateway — configuration, logs, rate limiting • Email Routing — rules, addresses, settings • Zero Trust — tunnels, access apps, gateway policies with visual condition builder, audit logs • Zone settings — security, speed, network, DNS, rulesets FASTLY MANAGEMENT • Services — create, list, version history • Backends — address, port, SSL, shield POP, health checks • Domains — add, validate, remove • VCL snippets — editor with syntax validation and keyword checking • Headers, conditions, response objects, request settings • ACLs and ACL entries • Dictionaries and dictionary items • Config stores and KV stores • Version management — clone, activate, lock, diff, discard drafts PRIVACY-FIRST SECURITY Your API credentials never leave your device. Stored in iOS Keychain with Face ID / Touch ID protection. No cloud accounts required. DESIGNED FOR OPERATORS • Enterprise-grade UI with the WeaveHub navy and gold design system • Adaptive navigation — tab bar on iPhone, sidebar on iPad • Pull-to-refresh everywhere, stale data indicators • Friendly error messages — never raw API errors • Diagnostic reporting for troubleshooting Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 1.20.0 · Updated October 10, 2026

iPhone Duo support • The splash and the new welcome screen adapt to the folding iPhone in every posture: folded or unfolded, portrait or landscape. • PocketOps now keeps your place when you open or close the device instead of returning to the dashboard. Also in this release • New welcome screen on first run with optional Sign in with Apple. PocketOps stays completely free. • Fixed the splash tagline being invisible in light mode.

App privacy

The developer, WeaveHub Technologies LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected but is not linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Usage Data: Product Interaction
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data

Used for: Analytics, App Functionality

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