SoloNOC

SoloNOC is network monitoring built for IT teams and managed service providers: the people responsible for keeping an organization's network online. SNMP, ping, and ARP on every device, with alerts that go to your team when something needs attention. BUILT FOR IT TEAMS & MSPs SoloNOC is for the team that runs the network for a business: the in-house IT department, the managed service provider running client sites, the lean ops team that has to do it all. WHAT THE APP DOES - Network, Alerts, Sites and Settings tabs: see every site's health, worst first - Push alerts when a device goes down; acknowledge from the lock screen without opening the app - Site-level rollups so you can triage a whole branch or client in one tap - Historical charts for latency, CPU, memory and interface utilization on each device - Trigger discovery from a site: new device on the network? Start a scan with one tap - Alert analysis: for the alerts on screen, a plain summary of severity, how long they have been open, how many devices and sites are affected, whether an alert keeps flapping, and the likely cause and what to check next. It is computed on your device; nothing is sent to any AI or third-party service. - Apple Watch app shows network health on your wrist - Home-screen and watch widgets surface your most broken site DEPLOY IN MINUTES One lightweight agent per site runs on a Linux box, a spare VM, or a Raspberry Pi. Outbound HTTPS only: no inbound ports, no tunneling, no firewall changes. The agent discovers your subnet over SNMP and ARP and registers devices automatically. A BUSINESS SERVICE FOR ORGANIZATIONS SoloNOC is sold to organizations as a business service. Each account belongs to an organization and is billed to the business; accounts are provisioned and managed by the organization. SoloNOC is not offered to individual consumers or for personal or family use. The app is a sign-in client for an existing organization account. HOW IT WORKS Once your organization's account is active, sign in with your work credentials. Your sites and devices appear automatically as agents come online.