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Pikro is a free, open-source MikroTik hotspot manager for macOS and Windows. Manage RouterOS vouchers from one zero-install app — a modern Mikhmon alternative.
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A modern MikroTik hotspot manager
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Read the full README ↗A free, open-source alternative to Mikhmon — built for ISPs, café/hotel operators, and community WiFi admins who sell or hand out WiFi vouchers and want a simple, reliable tool in markets where MikroTik is dominant.
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The QR code is generated entirely client-side (no external service, no network call — the old "generate it via Mikhmon's website" workaround isn't needed). When the hotspot profile's auth mode supports it (http-pap), the code carries the username and password pre-filled, so scanning it connects the user straight away with no typing.
Download the build for your platform from Releases and run it.
On macOS, open the .dmg and drag Pikro into Applications; on Windows, run the .exe directly.
Pikro runs as a tray application. Starting it places an icon in the menu bar (macOS) or system tray (Windows). Click Open Pikro to open the app in your browser, or Quit to stop the server.
A firewall prompt may appear on first run — click Allow so Pikro can reach your router over the local network.
./pikro
# Pikro running at http://localhost:8080
Note: Release binaries aren't code-signed yet (see Releases — each build carries a SLSA provenance attestation proving it was built from this repo, but isn't Apple/Microsoft-signed). On first run:
- macOS: Gatekeeper will say "Pikro is damaged and can't be opened" — this is a false positive triggered by macOS quarantining unsigned apps downloaded via a browser, not actual corruption. Clear the quarantine flag:
Then open it normally. (Right-click → Open does not work around this particular message on recent macOS — it only bypasses the milder "unidentified developer" dialog, which this isn't.)xattr -cr /path/to/Pikro.app- Windows: if SmartScreen appears, click More info → Run anyway.