Sometimes you want to know whether your servers look okay right now.
- Is everything online?
- Which server has high load?
- Is any disk getting full?
- How much RAM is used?
- Which PHP version is installed where?
For a few VPS machines, staging boxes, production servers, Raspberry Pis, or self-hosted systems, a quick overview is often enough.
That is what Beaver Watch is for.
Server status over SSH
Beaver Watch shows basic server information for multiple SSH hosts.
It gives you a compact overview of OS, uptime, load, disk, RAM, and PHP.
- No agent needs to run on the server.
- No web dashboard needs to be installed.
- No monitoring stack needs to be maintained.
If you can connect over SSH, Beaver Watch can give you a quick status view.
For developers and self-hosters
Beaver Watch is useful when you manage more than one server and want a fast health check without opening Terminal for each machine.
It is not a replacement for full alerting, long-term metrics, or enterprise monitoring.
It is a small Mac utility for the everyday question:
“Do my servers look okay?”
Beaver Watch also uses the same hosts as Beaver SFTP and Beaver SSH, so your server list can stay shared across the Beaver network tools.
Beaver Watch is part of Beaver Tools, a collection of small Mac utilities focused on solving one clear problem at a time.
More tools are available at:
Beaver Watch is available on the Mac App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/beaver-watch/id6773898384
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