WatchFender
WatchFender monitors your servers, detects failed services, captures useful logs, and helps your team resolve incidents faster.
Agent-based monitoringSystemd discoveryIncident insights
Illustrative product preview — not live data
From agent install to actionable alerts — built for Linux ops teams.
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Add a server in WatchFender, then run the curl install command on your Linux host. The agent registers and starts sending heartbeats.
02
WatchFender discovers systemd units on the host so you can enable monitoring for the services that matter.
03
When something fails, an incident opens with context — and your team is notified in-app or via Slack, Discord, or webhooks.
When a service breaks, WatchFender turns a raw failure into an incident your team can act on.
A critical service exits or fails on the host.
The agent reports the service state on the next heartbeat.
An open incident appears with severity and server context.
Relevant log lines are attached so you see what happened.
Structured incident analysis points to useful next checks.
Slack, Discord, webhook, and in-app alerts reach your workspace.
Discovery, incidents, history, and team alerts — without the noise.
Automatically find systemd services and choose what to monitor per host.
Know when a host stops reporting — and when it comes back online.
Review CPU, RAM, and disk over time to spot pressure before it cascades.
Useful log snippets are attached when an incident opens, not hours later.
Get a structured view of what failed and what to check next.
Stay on top of opens and recoveries from the WatchFender notification center.
Send incidents to the channels your team already uses — plus generic webhooks.
Share availability with stakeholders via a protected link — never public by default.
Invite members with roles and keep a record of important workspace actions.
Access and sharing designed for multi-server workspaces — without overclaiming.
Each host authenticates with its own key. Rotate or revoke without touching the rest of the fleet.
Private status pages are gated by a share token and an access code — not open to the public internet by default.
Owner, admin, member, and viewer roles control who can manage servers, keys, and settings.
Important workspace actions are recorded so your team can see who changed what.
Monitoring data stays inside the workspace. Status pages stay private until you enable them.
Start free. Higher capacity plans are listed on the pricing page.
Free
€0
1 server · 3 services
Starter
Coming soon
5 servers · 10 services
Pro
Coming soon
20 servers · 50 services
Create a workspace, install the agent, and get your first heartbeat — then decide what to monitor.