What we're building.

Self-configuring installer. Detects Python, installs psutil, registers to your workspace, and runs as a systemd service in under 30 seconds. Works on any modern Linux distribution.

CPU per-core, load averages, memory, swap, disk I/O, network throughput per interface, process table, temperatures, uptime, and hardware info — collected every 10 seconds by default.

Live-updating graphs powered by Server-Sent Events. Time windows from 5 minutes to 30 days. Per-node detail with per-disk and per-interface breakdown. No page refresh needed.

Aggregate vCPU count, total memory, total disk, and live utilisation across every server in one view. Mini per-node rows with CPU/mem bars for quick scanning.

Nodes crossing 95% CPU or memory are visually flagged immediately. No configuration required — the threshold is applied automatically to every node.

When Docker is present on the host, break down CPU and memory by container. Know which service is burning resources, not just which host.

Fit a trend line over disk usage history and surface a projected fill date. "At current write rate, /var fills in 6 days." Actionable before it is urgent.

Build a per-node, per-metric statistical baseline and alert when a reading is significantly above normal — not just above a static threshold. Reduces alert fatigue on variable-load workloads.

Configure CPU, memory, disk, and offline alerts from the settings UI. Supports per-node and fleet-wide rules.

Daily or weekly fleet health summary delivered to your inbox — top CPU consumers, disk pressure trends, nodes that went offline. No login needed to stay informed.

Fire a JSON payload to any URL when a metric threshold is crossed. Connect to PagerDuty, Discord, ntfy, or your own backend with no code on your side.

Each cron job pings a unique URL on completion. If the ping doesn't arrive within the expected window, you get an alert. Catches silent cron failures that no other monitoring catches.

Track TLS certificate expiry for domains served by your nodes. Alerts at 30, 14, and 7 days out — before the browser shows security warnings to your users.

Sign in with GitHub. Workspace provisioned automatically on first login. No passwords, no email verification.

Invite teammates by GitHub username. Owner / admin / viewer roles control who can add servers, manage tokens, or read the fleet. Works even before the teammate has signed in.

Share a token-gated, read-only status URL for your workspace. No login required. Shows per-node CPU/memory graphs over the last 60 minutes. Refresh every 5 seconds.

30-day per-node availability record. Set SLO targets, track incidents, and export availability summaries — without running a separate uptime tool.

One-time or reusable tokens with device caps and expiry dates. Revoke a token and all servers registered with it lose access immediately.

Track telemetry data volume per workspace. Know which team is generating the most data before hitting retention limits.

Push agent updates to all nodes in your fleet from the dashboard. No SSH sessions, no manual rolling restarts, no cron jobs to maintain.

Mark a deploy on the metric timeline via API or the dashboard. See exactly what happened to CPU, memory, and network after a release landed. Correlation without guesswork.

A documented REST API for querying node state and metric history. Useful for custom integrations, Grafana data sources, and CI/CD scripts that want fleet state.