The easiest way to manage your home Wi-Fi network.

DD-WRT is a Linux-based alternative to the well-known and widely used software, if you use a wireless router. It allows you to monitor and control your home network. 

It can be used as a standalone application or as a module inside another application, like the Android smartphone app.

What is DD-WRT?

DD-WRT is an open-source, Linux-based software for home Wi-Fi networks. It supports a wide range of wireless Wi-Fi devices and uses the wireless router you have in your home as a resource.

It allows you to manage the connection settings for a specific device or all devices, and to set the connection as secure or not.

It supports both Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi hotspots. It also has the option to add a password to the Wi-Fi network.

How does it work?

You can use the app to monitor your home network, and to control the settings for your Wi-Fi network. You can also use the app to set the connection as secure or not.

To connect to the router, you need to provide it with your login credentials. You will be able to monitor the connection status of the connection.