Hi Traccar team,
First of all, thanks for the great work on Traccar and the iOS app — it’s been very reliable and easy to use.
I wanted to ask whether you would consider adding mutual TLS (mTLS) client certificate support to the iOS app. With more users placing Traccar behind reverse proxies like Cloudflare, mTLS is becoming a useful way to secure public endpoints without exposing login pages to the internet.
Currently, when mTLS is enabled, the iOS app cannot connect because it doesn’t present a client certificate. Supporting mTLS (for example via iOS client certificate / identity selection) would allow users to:
Secure Traccar behind Cloudflare mTLS or similar
Avoid IP allowlists or VPN-only access
Maintain strong device-level authentication
Improve overall security for internet-exposed instances
Even basic support such as:
Importing a .p12 / .pfx certificate
Using iOS keychain identities
Optional per-server certificate selection
…would be extremely helpful.
Thanks again for the project and for considering this feature.
Hi Traccar team,
First of all, thanks for the great work on Traccar and the iOS app — it’s been very reliable and easy to use.
I wanted to ask whether you would consider adding mutual TLS (mTLS) client certificate support to the iOS app. With more users placing Traccar behind reverse proxies like Cloudflare, mTLS is becoming a useful way to secure public endpoints without exposing login pages to the internet.
Currently, when mTLS is enabled, the iOS app cannot connect because it doesn’t present a client certificate. Supporting mTLS (for example via iOS client certificate / identity selection) would allow users to:
Secure Traccar behind Cloudflare mTLS or similar
Avoid IP allowlists or VPN-only access
Maintain strong device-level authentication
Improve overall security for internet-exposed instances
Even basic support such as:
Importing a .p12 / .pfx certificate
Using iOS keychain identities
Optional per-server certificate selection
…would be extremely helpful.
Thanks again for the project and for considering this feature.