treehouses remote6330

treehouses remote lets you inspect and configure a headless Raspberry Pi from an Android device over Bluetooth when the Pi runs the treehouses image. It displays hardware and software information from the connected Raspberry Pi, giving administrators a direct view of the system they are managing. The app is intended for Raspberry Pi users rather than for maintaining the Android device itself.

Its commands can expand the image partition to fill the SD card, change the hostname or pi-user password, and manage SSH keys. It detects Raspberry Pi hardware, finds Raspberry Pis on a network, configures wired or wireless connections, and shows wireless signal strength. Network controls cover static addresses, hidden Wi-Fi, hotspot operation, bridging, Bluetooth modes, and access-point channel selection. It also manages the system timezone and locale, reports the installed image and command-line tool versions, and can enable Docker or balena containers.

From the same interface, users can install and access services including Nextcloud, Netdata, Transmission, MongoDB, MariaDB, and Moodle. Use requires preparing the custom Raspbian image and SD card for the Raspberry Pi as specified by the project. Version 6330 runs on Android 6.0 or newer and supports arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64, and x86 devices. treehouses remote is open-source software, making its code available for sharing and modification under its license terms.