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Compare interface upload/download rates, signal, battery and temperature over observed intervals. Gaps stay blank; this is not a speed test.
Mudi7 Remote
Mudi7 Remote for iPhone & iPad
Your Mudi 7.
Within reach.
Check your router, manage Wi-Fi and reach your existing OpenClash setup. Directly from your iPhone or iPad over local Wi-Fi.
US $19.99 once · iOS 17+ · No subscription
For GL.iNet Mudi 7 · GL-E5800 family.
Your router is required and sold separately.
LOCAL CONTROL. EVERYDAY CLARITY.
A small screen.
A useful control room.
Two focused tabs: Device for your Mudi 7, OpenClash for your existing proxy setup. Version 1.4 is available now.
01
Check your router
Battery, temperature, signal and reading ages. Know when the information was last read.
02
Manage the network
Wi-Fi, guest access, connected devices, SIM and supported router VPN controls.
03
Keep your setup
Use your existing OpenClash groups and rules. No new nodes or VPN subscription to buy from us.
YOUR EXISTING OPENCLASH
Your choices.
Within a few taps.
Start or stop the service, switch Rule / Global / Direct, and choose the existing node for a group.
- Search and favorite nodes; reorder the display locally.
- Save manual-group selections as presets.
- Inspect connection targets and paths; search existing rules.
- Run explicit latency checks and update supported provider collections.
Requires OpenClash already installed and configured. No nodes, subscriptions, custom rule editor or full configuration switching included.
Explore the OpenClash tools →VPN ON MUDI 7
The tunnel runs
on your router.
Manage supported WireGuard and OpenVPN clients and servers. Bring your own configurations.
- Import supported files or single-peer WireGuard QR codes.
- Review tunnel policies, devices and destinations.
- Arrange fallback profiles and review disconnect protection.
- Manage server access; optional Tailscale and ZeroTier controls.
No iPhone VPN tunnel or supplied VPN service. Features depend on firmware; service conflicts are guarded. Inbound access can be limited by CGNAT.
Understand router VPN control →
COMING IN VERSION 1.5
Understand what
changed on your network.
A preview of the next update. These additions are not yet part of the public App Store release. Every screen below is the actual 1.5 interface with fictional Demo data.
A local event timeline
Review observed network changes and pauses. Retained locally for up to 30 days or 2,000 events; clear them whenever you choose.
Check one layer at a time
Separate app-to-router access, uplink availability and explicit DNS/reachability checks. External tests run only after confirmation.
Your widget, your fields
Choose battery, temperature or signal in the configurable widget. It shows a saved reading and its age, without polling your router.
A deliberate final slide
Restart and shutdown sit in the Device power menu. Supported actions require a final slide to confirm. Physical power-on is needed after shutdown.
Clear history limits
Local History checks resources and available tools. It does not install a recorder or promise continuous background collection.
DETAILS THAT MAKE A DIFFERENCE
More of your router.
Still a simple app.
The tools below are already available in 1.4. Screens show the 1.5 interface; feature availability depends on your firmware and installed components.
Connected devices
Online/offline status, router-reported usage, supported device names, access controls, speed limits and fixed IP reservations.
Wi-Fi & guest access
Supported main and guest settings, Wi-Fi QR sharing and controls for everyday access. Inactive radio combinations remain protected.
Configuration backups
Encrypted local archives with included-file lists and same-router/firmware checks. Not a complete disk or firmware backup.
Connection details
Inspect source and destination metadata, routing paths and counters. Closing a connection does not permanently block a device.
Refresh on your terms
Automatic while open or manual. Choose 10, 30, 60 or 120 seconds. Frequent reads may use more router battery.
ALSO INSIDE DEVICE
Travel-ready controls
- SIM, APN, roaming and network mode
- Repeater connections and uplink priority
- Local SMS reading and copying
- Signal placement comparison
- DNS and LAN conflict diagnosis
- Optional AdGuard Home controls
- Supported router schedules
- Observed trip usage and reminders
- Light, Dark or Follow System
- Feedback through your mail app
Usage counters are not carrier billing. Router history requires a compatible recorder already installed. No component is installed automatically.
NATIVE MAC EDITION · COMING SOON
Your router, on your Mac.
The macOS 14+ edition is being prepared for App Store review. It brings Device and OpenClash into a native sidebar, with local router control and a separate device-only Keychain pairing. It is not yet publicly available. Mac does not include the iPhone/iPad widget or camera QR scanner; VPN configurations can be imported from files.
CHECK YOUR SETUP
Built around your GL.iNet Mudi 7.
Mudi 7 is GL.iNet’s portable 5G and Wi-Fi 7 router. This independent companion app targets the GL-E5800 family.
Your router
GL-E5800, GL-E5800NA or GL-E5800EU. Hardware sold separately.
Your device
iPhone or iPad with iOS 17 or iPadOS 17 or later.
Local Wi-Fi
Same IPv4 subnet, Local Network permission and administrator SSH access.
Firmware
Device controls target compatible GL.iNet firmware 4.10.
NA and EU model recognition is included; full physical validation of both regional variants remains pending. Unknown or unconfirmed devices remain read-only. Earlier Mudi (GL-E750) and Mudi V2 (GL-E750V2) are outside this app’s supported range.
GL-E5800, GL-E5800NA and GL-E5800EU: which one do I have?
GL-E5800 identifies the Mudi 7 family and is a recognized router model string. Check the hardware label or purchase record for the regional variant.
GL-E5800NA and GL-E5800EU have different cellular band tables. Model recognition in the app does not establish carrier compatibility or full regional hardware validation.
Check GL.iNet’s official specifications and your carrier’s requirements before buying hardware.
NEARBY BY DESIGN
Your phone. Local Wi-Fi.
Your router.
Encrypted SSH connects directly to your paired router. The verified login stays in device-only Keychain; reconnections check its identity.
No developer cloud
No developer account, relay, advertising SDK or analytics SDK in the app.
Internet is optional for control
Stay on the same local Wi-Fi subnet. Router internet services and explicit external checks have their own connectivity needs.
Try the offline Demo
Explore a clearly labeled, fictional setup inside the app before connecting your router. Demo settings reset on exit.
Read the privacy policy for local storage, sensitive router information, exports, support email and third-party services. No system can promise absolute security.
AVAILABLE ON THE APP STORE
A companion for your router.
One paid download includes all app features. No subscription or in-app purchases. Your compatible Mudi 7 router is required.
US $19.99
View on the App Store ↗Local pricing varies. Unavailable in mainland China and France. Current public version: 1.4.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Before you get started.
Do I need a Mudi 7 router?
Yes. The app targets GL.iNet Mudi 7: GL-E5800, GL-E5800NA and GL-E5800EU. You need your own router, administrator credentials and local Wi-Fi access. Hardware is sold separately. Device-setting controls target compatible firmware 4.10. NA and EU model recognition is included, but both regional variants have not been fully tested on physical hardware. Earlier Mudi and Mudi V2 models are outside the supported range.
Can I use it without internet?
Local router control does not require an internet connection. Your iPhone or iPad still needs Wi-Fi access to the router on the same local IPv4 subnet. Router internet traffic and third-party proxy services need their own connectivity.
Does the app include OpenClash or proxy nodes?
No. The app controls an OpenClash installation that is already configured on your router. It does not install OpenClash, provide nodes or subscriptions, or create a VPN tunnel on your iPhone.
Is it available, and how much does it cost?
Yes. Version 1.4 is available on the App Store. The US price is $19.99, paid once, with no subscription or in-app purchases. Local-currency prices vary. Mainland China and France are excluded. Version 1.5 features shown below are an upcoming update and are not yet in the public release.
Is this an official GL.iNet app?
No. Mudi7 Remote is independently developed and is not affiliated with or endorsed by GL.iNet or the OpenClash project.
Can I control my router from another location?
No. Mudi7 Remote is designed for local Wi-Fi control while the app is active. It does not connect through a cloud relay or over the public internet.
Does it record continuously in the background?
No. Automatic app reads stop when you leave or lock the app. Widgets show a saved reading and its age. The upcoming 1.5 trends cover observed intervals; its local events cannot reconstruct unobserved time. Traffic history needs a compatible recorder already on the router. The app installs no recorder.
Guides & practical help
Mudi 7 network trends, events and diagnosis: version 1.5 preview
Understand observed traffic, local event retention, refresh intervals and explicit connection checks. No continuous background recorder.
Read guide →GL.iNet Mudi 7 models: GL-E5800, NA and EU explained
Identify the GL.iNet Mudi 7, understand GL-E5800NA and GL-E5800EU, and check what Mudi7 Remote supports on iPhone and iPad.
Read guide →Connect to your Mudi 7 from iPhone or iPad
Prepare local Wi-Fi, find your router address, and connect Mudi7 Remote using administrator credentials and Local Network permission.
Read guide →Control an existing Mudi 7 OpenClash setup from iPhone
Explore existing node groups, connection snapshots, provider collections, ordered rules and selection presets in Mudi7 Remote.
Read guide →Mudi 7 router VPN: WireGuard, OpenVPN and OpenClash
Understand router VPN profiles, tunnel priorities and how they differ from OpenClash and an iPhone VPN in Mudi7 Remote.
Read guide →