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Vitals is a menu bar system monitor for Mac that groups helper processes under the apps that launched them, making CPU, memory, disk, network, and other activity easier to interpret. It helps Mac users review up to 30 days of history, receive alerts about sustained resource use, and monitor development projects and connected devices.
WebDecoy is a third-party Vercel Marketplace tool that identifies crawlers, AI bots, tools, and requests without a user agent at the request level. It helps Vercel site and app teams verify some crawler identities and spot apparent user-agent spoofing without blocking traffic.
Opaline provides team-wide analytics for coding-agent sessions, including message-level token cost, time, and skill usage. It helps organizations review Claude Code and Codex activity, estimated spend, and detailed session traces.
Pulsetic monitors websites, APIs, infrastructure services, SSL certificates, dependencies, and real-user performance from multiple regions. It helps website owners and development or operations teams detect confirmed outages, route alerts to their existing tools, and communicate incidents through status pages.
Anomalo Analyst monitors connected warehouse or data-lake tables for meaningful changes and delivers explanations through proactive feeds, digests, and analyst-style reports. It is designed for data teams, analysts, and stakeholders who want insights without writing SQL or repeatedly checking dashboards.
SecAIQ Watch is a local, read-only dashboard for monitoring AI assistants, coding agents, local models, and MCP servers on macOS, Linux, and Windows. It shows network activity, permissions, findings, file access, and token usage without sending observations to a cloud service.
MacSentinel is a native Swift macOS system monitor and app cleaner for Apple Silicon M1–M4 and Intel Macs. It helps users inspect CPU, RAM, storage, and network activity, then review application leftovers and caches before cleanup.
Axiom is a fully managed machine-data observability platform for collecting, retaining, querying, and monitoring logs, traces, metrics, and events. It helps development and operations teams analyze high-volume telemetry without running their own observability cluster.
Bundi is an uptime and server monitoring service that checks URLs and server vitals, then alerts people when services fail or infrastructure becomes unhealthy. It is designed for small teams, self-hosted systems, and people monitoring client services.
PeakHour 6 is a macOS network bandwidth and connection monitor that visualizes the path from your Mac through the router and ISP. It helps users investigate intermittent connectivity, track bandwidth and latency over time, and monitor multiple network targets from the menu bar.
FATHER is a native macOS dashboard for teams monitoring websites deployed on Vercel. It tracks deployments, uptime, and speed metrics, with menu-bar status and notifications for build activity or issues; non-Vercel sites can be added for basic checks.
Syncline is an open-source, self-hostable observability tool that connects browser session replay with OpenTelemetry distributed traces and database activity on one timeline. It helps engineering teams investigate user-facing problems by following a request from the recorded session through backend services and queries.
MemoryPet is a Chrome extension that turns CPU or system memory usage into an animated toolbar pet, with selectable runners and a popup history graph. It suits Chrome users who want a lightweight visual resource indicator with an optional static percentage display.
MonoDuty routes operational incidents to on-call responders through schedules, escalation policies, and email, SMS, or voice alerts. It accepts transformed alerts over a universal HTTPS Webhook and supports HTTP/HTTPS monitors, heartbeats, and team-channel updates.
Wokyintosh is a retro Macintosh-inspired system monitor for macOS that combines live CPU, RAM, SSD, and network statistics with local weather and Now Playing information from Apple Music or Spotify. It is suited to Mac users and retro display setups that need a compact ambient dashboard.
Heretic is a bot and device detection product that returns a verdict with documented findings, plus an optional phone challenge for step-up verification. It is designed for browser checks, backend decisions, and form-based verification flows.
Harbory is an open source Rust-based orchestration system for managing containers, reverse proxies, and remote VMs from a dashboard. It is designed for small fleets of servers and uses paired agents instead of a Kubernetes cluster.
TrackMCP is an analytics and observability tool for MCP servers. It helps teams see which clients and tools are being used, where workflows fail or stall, and what to improve next.
Blume is a desktop sidecar for watching coding agents, reviewing their setup, and suggesting local-first improvements to rules and hooks. It helps users of tools like Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex understand what each agent is doing without leaving their machine.
EAS Observe is a production performance monitoring tool for Expo and React Native apps. It shows startup metrics, session timelines, release markers, and errors inside the Expo dashboard.