A companion for your servers

Your servers,
a little closer.

The pulse of your homelab. The state of your services. That long-running job, finally done. All a glance away on your iPhone.

Connect your iPhone

Have the app? Pair with a passkey.
Oat is in early development.

iPhoneLinuxYour Tailscale network
9:41
‹ Servers

YOUR HOMELAB

atlas

online

Ubuntu · Up 24 days

Overview
5m15m1h
CPU18.4%
Memory12.8 / 32 GB
NETWORK ↓2.4 MB/s
DISK WRITE840 KB/s
nginx.servicerunning
OATnow
Backup complete

atlas · nightly-backup finished in 42s.

Illustrative preview · a quieter kind of oversight

01 / Keep a little perspective

Know what’s happening.
Get back to your day.

[ 01 ]

A feel for the whole machine.

CPU, memory, disk I/O, and network activity, plus GPU metrics on supported NVIDIA and AMD hardware. An hour of history stays on the server. Set the refresh and sampling intervals to your pace.

Live metrics Recent history
[ 02 ]

The services you care about.

Favorite systemd services, read their logs, and restart the ones you’ve allowed. Mark a service as expected to run, and hear when it stops.

Systemd Logs & controls
[ 03 ]

A nudge when it matters.

A finished job. A disconnected server. A log entry that needs attention. Send events from an app, a script, or a scheduled task, and receive a push on your iPhone.

HTTP events iPhone notifications

02 / Built around your own corner of the internet

Your servers.
Your private connection.

A small Go agent lives on each Linux server. Your iPhone reaches metrics and controls over Tailscale. A relay handles notifications and pairing, so your phone can stay in your pocket.

Approve a phone with your passkey. Each paired phone gets its own credentials, which you can revoke from the device page.

iPhoneOat app
LinuxGo agent
Push notificationsOat relayHeartbeats & events

A native app. A small agent. Room to breathe.

Already running Oat?

Make yourself at home.

Open Connect Oat in the iPhone app, then approve its code.