See what's connected to what
The topology map shows every Eero and every device on it, with signal bars for each, so you can see which Eero a device is using and which devices are hanging on by one bar.
Eero's official app is built for a phone. Eeronaut pulls the same controls (kicking and screaming) into a browser on your desktop. Eeronaut has room for a full device list, a map of your network, and graphs Eero's app doesn't draw.
Radio channels and airtime, graphed
See which channel each band is on, how busy the air is through the day, and every time Eero changed channel. When the Wi-Fi feels slow, this is where you'd find out why.
Every device in one table
Sort your clients by any column and filter them by status. Open one to see its signal, transfer rates, and addresses. Pause devices, rename them, or move them to profiles without leaving the list.
Security and port forwarding without the fiddling
Ad and threat blocking at a glance, and IPv4 forwards and IPv6 pinholes in one list you can edit in place. Adding a forward takes one line, not five screens.
And a lot more
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Warnings before a restart
Some settings make every Eero restart. Eeronaut tells you before you save, not after the network drops.
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Speed tests that mean something
Actual results are shown against the speeds you pay for, so you know when your ISP is falling short.
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More DNS choices
Choose from several public DNS providers without getting your hands dirty typing in IP addresses.
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Dynamic DNS built in
Keeps a hostname pointed at your home with DuckDNS, Dynu, dynv6, FreeDNS, or No-IP.
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No eero Plus clutter
Don't subscribe to eero Plus? Don't want to? Hide the disabled features that need it. Spam begone!
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20 languages
Including Hungarian, Polish, and Ukrainian. They don't even sell Eero there! My bad.
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Password protected
Choose a password on the first visit. Nobody else on your network gets in without it.
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Works on a phone too
The included themes are all responsive and fit any screen.
Make it look the way you like
Eeronaut comes with several themes, all of which include light and dark variants. Switch between them any time, or build your own.
The original Eeronaut theme: a dark rail, white cards, and a clear blue for anything you can press.
Up and running in two minutes
Eeronaut runs on any wired or wireless always-on computer on your Eero network.
Docker is the easy way. Images are built for amd64 and arm64.
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Get the compose file
Download docker-compose.yml into a folder of its own. No editing needed.
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Start it
From that folder:
docker compose up -d -
Open it
Go to
http://localhost:3340, or the computer's address on your network, choose a password, and sign in with your Eero account.
Updating later is docker compose pull && docker compose up -d. To run it without Docker, see the README.
Questions
Do I need an Eero account?
Yes. If you sign in to Eero's app with your Amazon login, you'll need to invite yourself as an admin first (in Eero's app: Settings, User Permissions, +, Invite admin), accept the invitation, and use that email address or phone number to sign in with Eeronaut.
Does it control my Eeros directly?
No. Like Eero's own apps, Eeronaut makes its changes through Eero's cloud, which passes them on to your Eeros. Eero doesn't offer a local way to change settings. Eeronaut is the next best thing: a browser-based front end for that cloud that runs in your home.
Where does my data go?
Eeronaut runs on your own computer and talks to Eero's cloud, just as Eero's own app would. It doesn't send anything about you or your network anywhere else. The one other thing it contacts is GitHub, once a day, to see whether a new version is out. If you turn on dynamic DNS, it also updates the provider you picked.
Does it unlock eero Plus features?
Only if you pay for them. eero Plus features work only when your network has a subscription. Without one, Eeronaut can optionally hide those disabled features so they don't get in the way.
Is it free?
Yes. Eeronaut is open source under the AGPL-3.0-only license, and the code lives on GitHub.
Who makes it?
An Eero owner who wanted browser control for years. A human designed Eeronaut and Claude Code built it. Eeronaut isn't affiliated with eero LLC or Amazon.com, Inc.