Does StackWatch require a cloud account?

No. StackWatch connects directly to your Linux servers over SSH, so there is no cloud account or third-party relay required.

What can I manage from the app?

You can monitor live system metrics, review container health, manage Docker actions, inspect logs, run commands, browse files over SFTP, define service checks, and open a full SSH terminal session.

Does server data leave my network?

StackWatch is designed so connections stay end-to-end encrypted over SSH and credentials remain stored on-device using Android's encrypted storage.

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StackWatch

Privacy-first server monitoring and control for Linux boxes, straight from your Android phone.

Live server metrics, Docker controls, service checks, push alerts, remote files, and a built-in terminal in one Android app.

Built for developers, sysadmins, and homelabbers who want real infrastructure visibility without sending operational data through a cloud relay.

Get it on Google Play

SSH-native monitoring

Docker controls

Push alerts

30-day history

Inside The App

Monitoring, control, and quick intervention from one pocket-sized dashboard

StackWatch Android dashboard showing host cards and setup guidance. — Fleet overview
Keep host status one glance away with a mobile dashboard and home screen widgets.

StackWatch Android screen for adding a Linux server over SSH. — Fast server setup
Add hosts with SSH details, labels, notes, and authentication options directly from your phone.

What's In The Release

The tools you want when something looks off

01
Live CPU, RAM, disk, and container metrics for Linux servers you connect to over SSH.
02
Docker container controls with start, stop, restart, pull, recreate, Compose grouping, and live logs.
03
Rolling 30-day metric history with CSV export so you can spot trends or investigate incidents.
04
Threshold-based push alerts for CPU, RAM, and disk so critical changes do not quietly slide by.
05
HTTP and TCP service monitors for web apps, APIs, and databases alongside host metrics.
06
Remote command center, SFTP file browser, quick text edits, and a full mobile SSH terminal in one app.

How It Works

From add server to taking action in a few taps

Add a Linux server with its host, port, and SSH credentials.

StackWatch connects directly from your Android device and starts streaming live system and container health.

Use widgets, alerts, logs, files, commands, or the built-in terminal whenever your infrastructure needs attention.

Good To Know

Private by design, practical in day-to-day use

No cloud account or third-party relay is required. Connections go directly from your device to your servers over SSH.
Credentials stay on-device in Android's encrypted storage, and you can add an optional biometric lock for extra protection.
Best fit for developers, sysadmins, and homelab setups where SSH access is already available through your network or VPN.

Google Play

StackWatch for Android

SSH-based server monitoring with Docker controls, alerts, widgets, file access, and terminal power from your phone.

Get it on Google Play