SCSI Control is the remote control for SCSI2Pi, PiSCSI and RaSCSI. With SCSI Control you manage multiple boards, emulated devices, image files, device profiles and much more. You can also stay up to date with news about the SCSI2Pi and PiSCSI projects through push notifications.
Just add your Pi's name or IP address to the configurations and you are good to go!
SCSI Control requires SCSI2Pi or PiSCSI/RaSCSI 21.10 and newer. A current release is recommended.

Some app features:

- Management of multiple PiSCSI/RaSCSI boards and setups. The active setup can be selected from a list of available configurations.
- Device server information display
- Overview of the available devices and image files
- Attaching and detaching devices
- Ejecting and inserting removable media
- Write-protecting media
- Displaying and configuring device properties like SCSI device name and sector size
- Maintaining device profiles and device groups
- Merging of device groups
- Creating, deleting, renaming and copying image files
- Intelligent filtering of device types and image files
- Optional exclusion of irrelevant device types
- Setting the default image folder
- Displaying and setting the log level
- Configuring reserved device IDs
- Predefined device profiles
- Reverting operations (Undo)
- Receiving push notifications with news on the SCSI2Pi and PiSCSI projects
- Shutdown of SCSI2Pi/PiSCSI/RaSCSI or shutdown/reboot of the Pi (with SCSI2Pi and PiSCSI/RaSCSI 21.12 or newer)
- Support for the SCSI printer device (with SCSI2Pi and PiSCSI/RaSCSI 22.05 or newer)
- Support for the host services (with SCSI2Pi and PiSCSI/RaSCSI 22.05 or newer)
- Support for the device statistics (with SCSI2Pi and PiSCSI 23.11 or newer)
- Push notifications if a board reports an error (with SCSI2Pi and PiSCSI 23.11 or newer)
- Support for the SCSI streamer device (with SCSI2Pi and PiSCSI 25.12 or newer)
- Displaying the s2p configuration/properties (with SCSI2Pi 2.0 or newer)
- Saving the current configuration to /etc/s2p.conf (with SCSI2Pi 3.2 or newer)
- Support for the SCSI-to-USB bridge (with SCSI2Pi 5.0 or newer)

More information on SCSI Control is available on the SCSI2Pi website. In addition, there is also an overview on the most important differences between SCSI2Pi and PiSCSI.

If there ever was a niche product for another niche products, then it's SCSI Control ;-).