See everything, in real time
Live device telemetry — CPU, memory, disk, services, processes, network — streamed from a single Go agent on every supported OS.
Remote Monitoring & Management
Every endpoint, every alert, one console.
A single, dependency-free agent monitors and acts on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Real-time health, alerts, smart groups, run-on-many — all without leaving the dashboard.
Three principles that make this work.
Act on it, at any scale
Run a script on one device or a smart group of 10,000. Status, output, and rollback streamed back per device.
Built for SYSTEM-context reliability
MSI-first software delivery with a Chocolatey bootstrap. None of the per-user-cache flakiness that breaks SYSTEM installs in other tools.
Limitless capabilities, one product.
Cross-platform agent
Windows, macOS, Linux. Built from the Go standard library — no external runtime, no per-user dependencies.
Smart groups
Group devices by any fact (OS, version, customer, location, tag). Run scripts and policies against groups; new matches auto-enroll.
Run-on-many
Push a script across thousands of devices in one click. Per-device exit codes, stdout, and timing.
Policies & scheduled jobs
Local policies and scheduled tasks enforced from the dashboard. Drift detection and remediation built in.
Real-time alerting
Threshold and event-based alerts route to the right tech or queue. Quiet hours, dedup, and escalation included.
Inventory & asset facts
Hardware, software, BIOS, network, peripherals. Search any fact across your fleet from one query bar.
In numbers
3 OSes
One agent, one console
0 deps
Go-native footprint
SYSTEM
Reliable install context
Real-time
Telemetry + action
What pairs well.
Patches that actually install. At SYSTEM.
MSI-first delivery with Chocolatey bootstrap. winget supported but not preferred — for reasons.
See Patch ManagementOne trigger. Every device. Zero spreadsheets.
Smart groups, scheduled jobs, event-triggered automations, and run-on-many script execution.
See AutomationEverything you manage, whether or not it runs an agent.
Agent-fed hardware and software inventory plus custom asset types for the gear an agent will never reach.
See AssetsQuestions about RMM.
What operating systems does the agent support?
Windows (10/11/Server), macOS (Intel + Apple Silicon), and major Linux distributions. One agent, one feature set, one console.
Does it have external dependencies?
No. The Go-native agent ships as a single signed binary built from the standard library. No .NET, no Python, no Node — just the binary.
How is software delivered?
MSI-first, with a Chocolatey bootstrap for everything that does not have a vendor MSI. winget is supported but not preferred — SYSTEM-context flakiness is a known issue with the App Installer.
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