Monitor at a glance
Monitor server status and public IP addresses across your Lightsail resources.
AWS Lightsail, in your pocket
Opskiff – AWS Lightsail Manager
Manage your Amazon Lightsail servers securely from your iPhone or iPad.
Opskiff is a focused mobile client for monitoring and managing Amazon Lightsail infrastructure directly from your device.
Download on theApp StoreBuilt for iPhone and iPad · iOS 16 and later
Everything you need, close at hand
Operate Lightsail with confidence.
Keep the core AWS Lightsail workflows within reach, wherever you are.
Manage instances
Create, reboot, stop, and delete Lightsail instances from your device.
Manage snapshots
Review and manage snapshots as part of your server workflow.
Static IP addresses
Manage static IP addresses without opening a desktop console.
Firewall rules
Review and configure firewall rules for your Lightsail instances.
Switch regions
Switch between AWS regions to find the resources you need.
Protect locally stored credentials with Face ID
Use Face ID to unlock locally stored credentials when you need them.
Get started in minutes
From credentials to control.
Opskiff connects to your AWS account directly, so you can get to your Lightsail resources with a short setup.
01
Set up AWS access
Create an IAM user, grant it the required Lightsail permissions, and create an access key. Do not use root account credentials.
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Enter your credentials
Enter your AWS credentials in Opskiff.
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Manage on the go
View and manage your Lightsail resources from your iPhone or iPad.
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Private by design
Your credentials stay with you.
Opskiff is designed around direct, local access to AWS Lightsail.
- AWS credentials are stored locally on the user’s device.
- Credentials are protected using the iOS Keychain.
- Opskiff does not require an Opskiff account or backend server.
- Requests are sent directly to AWS services.
- Opskiff does not send AWS credentials to NiceTooHub servers.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions.
What is Opskiff?
Opskiff is a mobile client for monitoring and managing Amazon Lightsail infrastructure from an iPhone or iPad.
Does Opskiff require an Opskiff account?
No. Opskiff does not require an Opskiff account or backend server.
Where are my AWS credentials stored?
Credentials are stored locally on your device and protected using the iOS Keychain.
What AWS permissions are required?
Use an AWS IAM user with the Lightsail permissions required for the actions you want to perform. Review your IAM policy before connecting.
Which iOS versions are supported?
Opskiff supports iOS 16 and later on iPhone and iPad.
What should I do if my server is not displayed?
Check that you are viewing the correct AWS region and that your IAM user has the required Lightsail permissions.
How can I delete locally stored credentials?
Use the credential management controls in Opskiff to remove locally stored credentials from the device.
Need a hand?
Support for your setup.
For help, bug reports, or feedback, please contact:
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