PulseView vs OpsHome NOC

PulseView is your elegant companion app for WhatPulse. Track your keystrokes, mouse clicks, uptime stats and more – right from your iPhone, iPad, Mac, or Apple Watch. Features: • Live view of your WhatPulse stats • Widgets with live activity tracking • Milestones, rankings, and personal records • Apple Watch support with user tracking and live insights • Built for privacy – no data collection, no ads • Works across iPhone, iPad, macOS, and Apple Watch • Dark and light mode support PulseView uses the official WhatPulse API to fetch public stats. All data remains local to your device – no tracking, no cloud sync. Just insight. Note: An internet connection is required to fetch current WhatPulse data. PulseView is a non-commercial community project by Nebuliton.

Infrastructure monitoring for your self-hosted environment — from iPhone and web console. OpsHome NOC combines mobile monitoring and web-based operations into one view for websites, private services, Synology NAS, Proxmox, VMware vSphere, Linux hosts, Docker containers, and infrastructure incidents. See what is online, what needs attention, what resources are affected, and how incidents develop — without switching between multiple dashboards. MONITOR YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE Monitor public and private infrastructure from one place: • HTTP, HTTPS, and TCP services • SSL certificates and domain expiration • Synology NAS systems • Proxmox hosts and virtual machines • VMware vSphere environments • Linux servers • Docker containers • Internal and VPN-only services Review availability, response times, health status, historical trends, alerts, incidents, and recovery events. INCIDENT WORKSPACE Understand more than whether a service is online or offline. The Incident Workspace provides a clearer operational view of infrastructure events. Review: • Active and resolved incidents • Severity and duration • Affected resources • Incident summary • Evidence timeline • Recovery information Connect monitor and asset events into a complete incident lifecycle to understand what happened and what was affected. PRIVATE MONITORING — NO PUBLIC EXPOSURE Monitor internal infrastructure securely with Docker Probe. Docker Probe connects outbound from your private network, allowing OpsHome NOC to monitor internal services without directly exposing them to the internet. • No port forwarding • No inbound firewall rules • No public exposure required Keep private infrastructure visible while maintaining your existing network security model. INFRASTRUCTURE VISIBILITY View infrastructure across different platforms: • Synology • Proxmox • VMware vSphere • Linux • Docker Review health, availability, performance information, changes, and operational events from your iPhone or web console. BUILT FOR SELF-HOSTED ENVIRONMENTS Designed for: • Homelab enthusiasts • Self-hosted users • NAS owners • VMware and Proxmox users • Docker users • IT administrators • Small infrastructure operators Whether your services run on the public internet, behind a VPN, or inside a private LAN, OpsHome NOC keeps your infrastructure visible from one place. FREE PLAN Start monitoring with: • Up to 30 public monitors • 1 Docker Probe for private monitoring • Core infrastructure visibility Upgrade when your environment grows. YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE. ONE OPERATIONAL VIEW. Monitor services. Track infrastructure. Understand incidents. Follow recovery. OpsHome NOC brings your self-hosted infrastructure together through an iPhone app and web console. Legal Terms of Use: https://app.opshome.run/terms.html Apple Standard EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://app.opshome.run/privacy.html