ServerGuardAI watches your Linux servers around the clock, checks your websites every night from outside the site itself, and alerts you before your clients notice, right from your Mac or iPhone.
Everything you need to keep your servers healthy, in one beautiful app.
Ask about one alert and get one answer: the cause, the evidence, and the fix. Or analyse the whole server and get a ranked list you can work through. Disk full? You get a button that frees the space, not ten lines of advice.
Live metrics for CPU, memory, disk, load, network, swap, and services, all at a glance in a beautiful native interface.
Get notified on your Mac, iPhone, or iPad the moment something goes wrong: CPU spikes, disk full, services down. And quiet the rest of the time. Repeat alerts are throttled, and a weekly summary you can actually open replaces notifications that go nowhere.
No registration, no passwords. Your identity comes from iCloud automatically. SSH credentials never leave your device, stored in Apple’s Keychain.
Available on every plan, including Free. Switch it on per server, and every night ServerGuardAI checks your sites from outside the website itself, where a compromised plugin can’t switch it off or lie to it. Then it shows you exactly what it checked.
Finds web shells, backdoors, injected scripts, admin tools left exposed to the internet, and files that have no business being in your site folders.
Backups, database dumps, .env files, .git folders: it checks whether they can actually be downloaded from the internet by fetching them, and only reports what it could reach.
On WordPress sites: see everything installed, its version, and what is out of date, and check core and plugin files against the official releases. Other frameworks are on the roadmap.
An update that touches 400 files shows up as one line, not 400 alerts. You see the update, not the noise.
A login that succeeded right after a burst of failures. A dead PHP pool behind a page that still loads fine. On WordPress sites, an administrator account nobody created. Two of these are impossible to spot from the outside, so the agent checks from the inside.
Fix something and it closes on its own, once the next check confirms it. Dismiss something and it stops asking. Nothing pages you twice for the same thing.
See what was checked and when, not just that nothing was found. If a scan didn’t run, you hear about that too.
Signed releases, checked before they install, rolled out gradually, and rolled back automatically if anything goes wrong. You never have to SSH in to update it again.
Three simple steps to complete server visibility.
Enter your server’s IP and SSH credentials. The app connects and automatically installs the monitoring agent for you.
Within seconds, live metrics start flowing (CPU, memory, disk, services, SSL certs), updated every 2 minutes.
Receive push notifications when thresholds are crossed, and a nightly check of every site when you switch it on. Restart services, block IPs, or ask the AI what an alert means, all from your device.
The same protection on every plan. Tiers differ by capacity.
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Any Linux server you can SSH into, Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, and more. The agent is a lightweight bash script with no special dependencies.
No. The agent uses minimal resources, it runs for a fraction of a second every 2 minutes to collect metrics, then sleeps. It’s designed to be invisible.
Automatically. When you add a server in the app, it connects via SSH, installs the monitoring agent, and starts it as a background service. No terminal commands needed.
Yes. Anyone with SSH access to a server can claim it using the server’s API key. The original owner keeps full ownership, and the new user gets shared access to view metrics and alerts.
Yes. Monitoring data (CPU, memory, etc.) is stored securely on our cloud API. SSH credentials never leave your device, they’re stored in Apple’s Keychain, backed by hardware security, and are never sent to our servers.
The agent continues running and sending data. If you reinstall the app, your servers will sync back from iCloud. You can also remove the agent from any server at any time via SSH.