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Manage Laravel Forge Servers from Android with ForgeApp

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Whether you’re waiting for a movie to start, camping, or sitting in a boring meeting, you can now manage Laravel forge on your Android device with ForgeApp for Android.

Some of the main features of the app include:

  • Add one or multiple Forge accounts
  • Check Servers and Sites for each account
  • Reboot or Stop Nginx, MySql, and Postgres on your servers.
  • Update configuration files
  • Deploy and check deployment logs

The ForgeApp app uses the familiar material design look and feel:

Thanks to the release of the Forge API, developers are coming up with some fresh products around the Forge ecosystem. For example, Anvil is a Forge app for iOS users.

Andrés Santibáñez is the creator of ForgeApp. You can find the app for free on the Google Play store.

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Staff writer at Laravel News. Full stack web developer and author.

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