Running a fleet of servers from a Mac is too often a patchwork.
Terminals opened one after another, scattered scripts, web panels that force a resident agent onto every machine: a process running non-stop, nibbling the very RAM you pay the server for.
A tool was missing that stays on the Mac's side: one that watches, deploys and protects servers without ever leaving anything running on them.
The whole fleet, at a glance.
The panel, from the menu bar.
Fleet status, pending updates, alerts and shortcuts: the essentials read without even opening the app, straight from the Mac's menu bar.
The storefront, ready for launch.
A single principle, held end to end.
Zero agent, zero resident
Everything goes through on-demand SSH commands. No process installed on the servers, nothing running when the app is closed.
A watchdog that warns
A scheduled watchdog keeps an eye on the fleet and fires a push alert the moment a server stops responding.
Ed25519 licenses, offline
License checks via Ed25519 signatures, verified locally. No license server to phone home, no telemetry.