Monitor Linux and Mac servers
Track CPU, memory, disk, network, load, uptime, and host health across the servers you add.
Private SSH server monitoring for Mac
Monitor every server from your Mac.
Server Sentinel brings Linux and macOS health, processes, alerts, trends, and a persistent SSH terminal into one native, local-first dashboard.
$3.99 USD one-time purchase · No subscription
Native macOS dashboard
Operational clarity without another cloud.
Server monitoring and administration
The signals you need. The access you expect.
Find problems faster
Inspect processes, review alerts and recent trends, and keep local operational history in one place.
Work over direct SSH
Use password or private-key authentication, pin host public keys, and open a persistent remote terminal.
Keep control of your data
No Server Sentinel account, developer backend, advertising, analytics, crash reporting, or tracking.
Private by design
Your servers are not our data.
Credentials stay in the device Keychain. Monitoring and terminal history stay in the local app container. Server Sentinel connects only to hosts and optional Agent Relays you configure.
Frequently asked questions
Before you connect.
What can Server Sentinel monitor?
Server health, CPU, memory, disk, network, load, uptime, processes, alerts, and recent trends over SSH.
Does it require a cloud account or server agent?
No account or developer-operated cloud is required. Direct SSH works without installing an agent. An optional HTTPS Agent Relay can be self-hosted.
Where are SSH credentials stored?
Passwords, private keys, and Agent Relay tokens are stored in the local device Keychain and are not uploaded to the developer.
Is Server Sentinel a subscription?
No. It is a one-time purchase. The United States App Store price is $3.99; regional prices may vary.
Read the practical guide: How to monitor a Linux server from Mac over SSH →
Available now
Put your servers on one screen.
Server Sentinel is available on the Mac App Store.