Multi-Router Support

Save credentials for multiple routers and switch between them seamlessly.

WRTune supports managing multiple OpenWRT routers from a single app. Each router’s data is fully isolated.

Saving Routers 🔗

When logging in, enable the “Save credential” checkbox (enabled by default). Your router is added to the saved routers list.

The login page shows a dropdown (▼) on the IP field to access saved routers, or tap the lock icon on the password field.

Saved Routers Sheet 🔗

From the login page:

• Tap a saved router — Auto-fills the form and connects with stored credentials
• Swipe left to remove — Shows confirmation dialog, then cascade-deletes all data for that router

Router Switcher 🔗

From the dashboard (tap the logout/power button):

• Shows the currently connected router plus other saved routers
• Tap another router — Switches to it with auto-login using stored credentials
• Logout — Clears the current session, returns to login, keeps saved routers
• Remove — Cascade-deletes all data for that router

Data Isolation 🔗

Every per-router setting uses a {ip}_ prefix in SharedPreferences and FlutterSecureStorage. This means:

• Passwords, session tokens, and credentials are scoped per router
• Client caches, feature preferences, and settings don’t mix between routers
• Removing a router via cascade delete removes all 25+ child keys in one operation

Key Scoping Examples 🔗

Legacy Migration 🔗

If you upgraded from an older single-router version, WRTune runs a silent migration:

1. Reads old unscoped keys (e.g., router_ip, router_password)
2. Copies values to new scoped keys ({old_ip}_*)
3. Sets saved_router_ips = [old_ip], active_router_ip = old_ip
4. Deletes old unscoped keys

Your router data is preserved and you start fresh with multi-router support enabled.