A careful start.
A clear direction.

Metric Owl is in active development. This page separates the working preview from the features still on the way.

In the current preview

• English web control center with dark and light themes.
• Live CPU, memory, network, disk and process measurements.
• Local SQLite history with progressive summaries and event evidence.
• Ready-made rule packs, editable thresholds and time windows.
• One-time setup key, password confirmation and mandatory two-factor authentication.
• Local and SSH stdio MCP access with separate, revocable client keys.
• Connection screens for optional AI, email reports and signed webhooks.

What we’ve exercised

The application has run on Apple Silicon macOS and Ubuntu 24.04 x86-64. Local tests cover authentication, rule boundaries, history aggregation and an actual SSH MCP connection to an Ubuntu test instance. These checks do not establish every target platform or long-term production workload as supported.

The screenshots on this website show the actual application interface with synthetic, non-sensitive example data. They are not a public connection to an owner’s machine.

Additional preview checks

• Restart notifications after a server comes back online.
• TLS certificate expiry checks and richer HTTP checks.
• Scheduled-job and backup completion monitoring.
• More Linux pressure, disk I/O and capacity signals.
• Readable hosted-domain and service discovery.

These checks are implemented in the private preview and are undergoing release acceptance. No public production release is implied.

Later, with Pro

Multiple-server management, independent full-host outage monitoring and team workflows are planned. There is no Pro purchase or subscription offering yet.

Private preview distribution

The code and release packages currently live in a private GitHub repository while installation and update tests are completed. Public access has not been enabled. Public download instructions and hosted notification availability will be announced here when ready.