RaspAP

This release includes a complete redesign of the Dashboard, support for 802.11ac 5GHz access points and several bug fixes. More info is available on the v2.2 release page.

Published on February 11, 2020 by billz

New dashboard design

The new dashboard pull request was merged today 🎉 What's changed? Quite a lot, actually. It's designed to give you, the AP operator, the most relevant information at a glance. Hourly traffic stats are displayed up top with Chart.js. This replaces the textual stats widget that's been part of RaspAP since v1.0. Below this you'll find wireless client connectivity details with a Chart.js link quality meter and connected device info. A new Status widget appears above the left navigation with LED-style indicators. The goal is to make it more visual, easier to use and, dare we say it, attractive.

Published on February 3, 2020 by billz

Conversations

Let’s get the ball rolling! This is where things get planned and sometimes this is where things get done. Ask questions, thank people for their efforts, and contribute your skills to the service of the community.

Dashboard redesign

Published on January 29, 2020 by billz

I've created this mockup as a starting point to rethink the existing dashboard. For comparison, here's what the

RaspAP is all of us

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RaspAP lets you quickly get a WiFi access point up and running to share the internet connectivity of a Raspberry Pi. The Quick Installer creates a known-good default configuration that "just works" with the built-in wireless of all WiFi-enabled Raspberry Pis. A handsome responsive interface gives you control over the relevant services and networking options. OpenVPN client support, security, themes and multilingual options round out the package. RaspAP has been featured on sites such as Instructables, Adafruit, Raspberry Pi Weekly and Awesome Raspberry Pi and implemented in countless projects.

We hope you enjoy using RaspAP as much as we do creating it!