Aggregate WiFi data from multiple Neto Pis into a single central dashboard. See all your devices, their speeds, ping results, and health status in one place.
Choose the option that suits your environment:
Run the collector on a dedicated Ubuntu machine — a local server, NAS, or cloud VPS. Supports unlimited Pis and stays online 24/7.
Turn any existing Neto Pi into a mini collector for up to 3 devices total. No extra hardware needed — just enable it in Settings.
| Feature | Ubuntu server | Pi collector |
|---|---|---|
| Max connected Pis | Unlimited | 3 (including itself) |
| Runs 24/7 independently | ✓ | Only while Pi is on |
| Extra hardware needed | Ubuntu machine or VPS | None |
| Still monitors WiFi itself | ✗ (server only) | ✓ |
| Good for | 3+ Pis, larger deployments | Home use, 1–2 extra Pis |
Download the collector zip and extract it on your Ubuntu machine.
One command installs dependencies, creates the service, and starts the dashboard.
Open Settings on each Neto Pi, enter the collector URL and API key shown at the end of the install.
# On your Ubuntu machine
wget https://updates.neto.network/collector/neto-collector.zip
unzip neto-collector.zip
cd neto-collector
sudo bash install.shThe installer will print the dashboard URL, login credentials, and the API key to enter on each Pi.
Any Pi running Neto can act as a collector for up to 2 other Pis (3 devices total including itself).
On the Pi you want to use as the collector, go to Settings → Central collector and click Enable collector mode. Requires a valid licence.
The Settings page will show a Collector URL and API key. The URL uses the Pi's ethernet IP — copy both.
On each other Neto Pi, go to Settings → Central collector and paste the URL and API key. Save settings.
Open http://<collector-pi-ip>:8080/collector to see all connected devices.