Verso

A modern web interface for your OpenWrt router, in place of LuCI.

Verso is experimental. Back up your router's configuration before you install it.

• A router running OpenWrt 25.12 or newer, with at least 128 MB of storage.
• A way to type commands on it: run ssh root@192.168.1.1 on your computer.

Check that Verso is built for your router:

apk --print-arch

It must print aarch64_generic or x86_64; Verso has no packages for other architectures.

Copy these three lines into the router's terminal:

wget -O /etc/apk/keys/verso.pem https://sysupgrade.mono.si/verso/verso.pem
echo "https://sysupgrade.mono.si/verso/$(apk --print-arch)/packages.adb" > /etc/apk/repositories.d/verso.list
apk update && apk add verso

The first line trusts Verso's packages, the second adds where they come from, and the third installs Verso.

Go to https://192.168.1.1 in your browser (your router's address, if you changed it). If LuCI is installed too, Verso is at https://192.168.1.1:8443 instead.

Your browser will warn that the connection isn't private: the router made its own certificate. Continue to the site, then sign in as root with your router's password.

Optional pages, each its own package:

apk add verso-plugin-dnsdhcp   # DNS and DHCP
apk add verso-plugin-qos       # Speed limits and schedules per device
apk add verso-plugin-vpn       # VPN
apk add verso-plugin-ddns      # Dynamic DNS
apk add verso-i18n-base-sl     # Slovenian

Updates Verso and its add-ons, and nothing else on the router:

apk update && apk upgrade $(apk info | grep '^verso')

apk del $(apk info | grep '^verso')

Report bugs and ideas as GitHub issues.

• How Verso is built: the plugin model, the architecture and the repository layout.
• Contributing: how we work, and how to build, test and run Verso.
• Writing a plugin
• Building and packaging
• Design system and decisions

GPL-2.0-only, the same license as OpenWrt. See LICENSE.