All your servers.
One app.
Sonarr, Radarr, SABnzbd, qBittorrent, Plex, Unraid, Docker, Synology — one black & white app that talks straight to your own servers. No cloud, no account, nothing phoned home.
One control center. Every service.
Add as many servers as you run — NYX360 shows live status, queues and quick actions for each of them, in a single consistent interface.
Browse before you grab.
Movies, TV, music, books and audiobooks with live metadata — tap a quick-menu shortcut and see what's missing, what's downloading and what's new, without leaving the screen.
- Configurable quick-menu pages, up to 5 shortcuts each
- Live queue, missing titles and recently released — per server
- One-tap search across every configured indexer
Every server, one list.
Configure once, monitor forever — live online/offline status, response time and quick access to every instance you run, grouped by module.
- QR-code setup transfer between your own devices
- Network Radar scans your LAN and finds servers automatically
- Reverse-proxy & external-address support built in
Never miss a release.
Every upcoming episode and movie release from every *arr instance, merged into one calendar. And when you set up a new server, Network Radar finds it for you.
- Unified calendar across Sonarr, Radarr, Lidarr, Readarr
- One tap to add a discovered server as a module
Local-first, on purpose.
NYX360 talks directly to your servers over your own network. There is no NYX360 backend in the middle — because there isn't one.
No account required
Every core feature works without signing up. An account is entirely optional — only needed if you want cloud backup or the browser-based Web App (Pro).
Nothing phoned home
No analytics SDK, no crash reporting service, no telemetry of any kind is built into NYX360.
Direct connection
The app ↔ your server, over your LAN or your own reverse proxy. No relay, no NYX360 server sits between them.
Security, built in.
The optional Pro account features are opt-in — and locked down.
Backup PIN encryption
Exported settings, local backups and the optional account backup are encrypted with AES-256-GCM (PBKDF2, 600,000 rounds) behind a separate PIN — different from your app lock. Before this, every server password and API key sat in plain text in the export file.
Your PIN never leaves your browser
After signing in on the web, your settings stay encrypted until you enter your backup PIN — locally, in your browser. The PIN itself is never sent to our server. Closing the tab locks it again, same as signing out.
No credentials in URLs
SABnzbd, Tautulli, Synology and Plex now send credentials in headers or the request body instead of the URL — so they no longer show up in plain text in, say, a proxy's access log.
What NYX360 doesn't do
Being upfront about the edges of a local-first app:
- No push notifications while the app is closed — checks run while NYX360 is open, an honest limit of a client-only, local-first app.
- It doesn't host or index any content itself — it's a remote control for services you already run.
- Away from home, it needs your server reachable via a reverse proxy or VPN — same as any self-hosted setup.
Completely optional Pro.
Nothing core is ever locked. Pro funds ongoing development.
Free
- One server per module type
- All modules & core features
- Standard refresh intervals
Pro
- Unlimited servers per module
- Refresh down to 3s
- Network Radar auto-discovery
- Web App — use NYX360 in any browser
Web App needs a free, optional account — only used for sign-in and settings backup.
Questions
Do I need to expose my servers to the internet?
No — on your home network, NYX360 talks to them directly. Away from home, you connect the same way you'd reach any self-hosted service: a reverse proxy, VPN, or Tailscale-style overlay network. NYX360 doesn't require or provide a tunnel itself.
Where are my server credentials stored?
Encrypted, on your device only — in Keychain on iOS and the Android Keystore-backed secure storage on Android. They're never sent anywhere except directly to the server you configured them for.
Is NYX360 affiliated with nzb360?
No. NYX360 is an independent, from-scratch app built by Wiedmer Group KLG.
What platforms does it run on?
iOS and Android, as a native app — not a wrapped webview.