Fusebox: SSH Server Monitor

Your server tells you what is wrong. Fusebox is the app that listens. It connects straight over SSH — no agent to install on the machine, no account, no cloud in the middle. Your credentials never leave your phone. WHAT IT WATCHES CPU, memory, disk, network and uptime, live. Temperature and throttling when the machine has sensors. Load average, per-core usage, disk I/O. WHAT IT RECOGNIZES Pi-hole, AdGuard Home, Home Assistant, Plex, Jellyfin, Node-RED, Mosquitto, Zigbee2MQTT, OctoPrint, Portainer, Uptime Kuma, Frigate, Syncthing, Grafana, Transmission and Tailscale. It finds them on their own, tells you which are running and which are only pretending to, and knows the difference between a service you stopped and one that died. DOCKER, SYSTEMD AND HOMEBREW Start, stop and restart containers and units from your phone. On a Mac it reads Homebrew services instead of systemd units, and asks launchctl whether each one is actually running rather than trusting what Homebrew declares. Read logs without opening a terminal, and open one when you want to. THE VERDICT Not a grade. One sentence saying what is wrong, the findings ranked worst first, and the exact command for each one. Checks that cannot run on your machine say so instead of quietly scoring full marks. WORKS ON A PI, ON LINUX, AND ON A MAC A Raspberry Pi, a VPS, a NAS, a Proxmox container, an old laptop, a Mac mini running as a server. It asks each machine what it can report and shows only that: no empty cards, no invented zeros. macOS exposes no temperature, disk I/O or CPU frequency over SSH, so the app says that on screen instead of leaving a gap you have to interpret. Free for 7 days with everything unlocked. After that, $7.99 once. No subscription.