imageshare VS Monitorr

Nintendo is shutting down Image Share on October 25: https://github.com/corbindavenport/imageshare

I wanted to share a software project I've been working on, called ImageShare. It's an open-source web app for uploading images to Imgur, which are then displayed as a QR code (or a link) for scanning with another device. I initially made ImageShare for use on the Nintendo 3DS, but I've used a successfully used a non-HTTPS version (more on that later) with my PowerMac G3 running Netscape Navigator 4. It can be a handy option for quickly sending screenshots and other images to a more modern device.

Hi! I've posted about this a few times a long time ago, but I've been working on more updates for ImageShare, my free and open-source replacement for Nintendo's Image Share Service. You can open it from the 3DS web browser to upload screenshots and photos, which can then be easily shared to a smartphone (much like the hotspot sharing mode on the Switch).

Source code: https://github.com/corbindavenport/image-share

If you can self-host it, then you can look at either Monitorr or Uptime-Kuma. Both have webpages you can configure, and at least Uptime-Kuma has notification capability with a number of options for how you receive those notifications. From what I remember neither will inform you of available updates, I use Diun or Watchtower for that.

You may find that Monitorr is what you are looking for. It basically will do a ping to see if stuff is online, it is web based. There are Unraid templates so you could run it on the primary Unraid server and check the web page from Win10.