Everything ServerAlyzer does today, from the Microsoft Store.
- CPU, memory, disk, uptime and health
- Containers and services, read-only
- 30 days of local history
- Windows widget and compact mode
- ProxyJump and SSH config import
- Encrypted backups
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See which servers need attention without opening a terminal for each one. CPU, memory, disk and services across your homelab or small infrastructure, in one Windows app connected over SSH.
Free SSH server monitoring · Microsoft Store · Windows 11 x64 · Version 1.1.9 · No account
One app on Windows. Your machines connected over SSH.
For homelabs, mini PCs and small infrastructure. ServerAlyzer turns the daily round of SSH checks into one local app that is easy to maintain.
Readings are collected while the app runs on your PC. If you need monitoring while it is off, or observability across a large fleet, a dedicated server-side tool is the better fit.
Watches the machines you already run
A service slows down. A disk fills up. Before opening several SSH sessions, check the signals that tell you where to start.
Metrics, history and credentials live on the Windows PC that runs the app. Nothing is sent to us, because there is no ServerAlyzer cloud to send it to.
Directly over SSH, or through one ProxyJump host. Nothing to open on your PC and nothing to install on the server.
Add a host or import it from your SSH config. ServerAlyzer verifies the connection, then reads what Linux and macOS already expose.
Enter the address and credentials, or import a profile from your SSH config. Add a single jump host if you need an intermediate server.
Test access and confirm the server identity using its SSH key fingerprint. The app shows which stage needs attention.
CPU, memory, disk and health appear on the dashboard. Updates and history then follow your servers in the background.
You need Windows 11 x64 and SSH access to your servers. The documentation covers requirements and helps you prepare your first connection.
Community stays complete and free. Pro is a one-time purchase for people who want to go further.
Everything ServerAlyzer does today, from the Microsoft Store.
€19 for the first 100 buyers, then €29. Pay once, get updates forever, use it on 2 devices.
Pro is not on sale yet. Features marked provisional are examples and will change before launch. No subscription.
Compatibility, setup and data: what to know before connecting your first server.
DocsGuides for your first connection and everyday use.ServerAlyzer is a free Windows 11 desktop app that monitors Linux and macOS servers over SSH. It shows CPU, memory, disk, uptime, Docker containers and systemd or launchd services in one dashboard, keeps 30 days of history on your PC, and needs no agent on the server and no account.
Yes. The version available on Microsoft Store is free and includes CPU, memory, disk, 30 days of local history, service and container states, compact mode and the Windows widget. You do not need a ServerAlyzer account.
You don't need a ServerAlyzer agent. The app uses SSH access and read-only commands available on the server. See the documentation for each platform's requirements.
The available version runs on Windows 11 x64 and monitors Linux and macOS servers over SSH. You don't need to keep a browser dashboard open.
Linux and macOS machines you can reach over SSH, directly or through one ProxyJump host. That includes distributions such as Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Raspberry Pi OS, Proxmox VE, Arch Linux and Rocky Linux. The documentation lists the requirements for each platform.
No. Collection happens while the app is running on your PC. History is stored locally and is available when you open the app again.
Monitoring is read-only and uses a fixed set of commands. ServerAlyzer is not a remote terminal and does not run arbitrary commands.
Pro is not on sale yet. It is planned as a one-time purchase: €19 for the first 100 buyers, then €29, with updates included and use on 2 devices. There is no subscription, and everything in Community stays free.
Install for free, connect your first server and see CPU, memory and disk in one view. Start with the machines you already look after.