See what your machines are doing

Live CPU, memory, disks, network and per-app use, 30 days of history, a map of your network, and alerts — for your Linux and Mac machines. View them from each other or from your phone, end-to-end encrypted.

Download

Linux · Ubuntu 22.04 or newer (and Debian-based)
moxon-metrics_3.2.4_all.deb · 115 KB

SHA-256 d3778e827b3a1a9fb27cf8d730f4b65d4c1ff9d2fe9bd47f22a2e3120cfbccbe

Download .deb

macOS · Apple silicon (M1 or newer), macOS 13 or newer
moxon-metrics-3.3.4.pkg · 35.3 MB

SHA-256 c92a39ef2525611b573838793fbd7deb6009b6a5a9478d55667d054c0376685c

Download .pkg

Windows and Intel Macs are not supported yet. All checksums: SHA256SUMS. The Mac package is not yet notarized by Apple: see installing on a Mac.

What you get

Live

CPU per core, memory and pressure, disks, network, temperature, battery and power, graphics — refreshed every few seconds.

Apps and processes

Per-app CPU, memory, disk, network and energy, a process tree, and the option to pause or end your own processes.

Network

Connections per app with latency, Wi-Fi details, monthly data use with caps, and a topology map of the devices around you.

History

30 days of readings, summarised in blocks, with sleep markers, a daily summary and CSV export.

Alerts

High CPU, full memory or disks, heat, low battery, drive health and new devices — on the desktop, ntfy, Telegram or email.

Your machines, anywhere

Open your other machines and your phone through a relay that routes encrypted data it cannot read.

Privacy

Readings stay on each machine. Nothing is sent anywhere unless you switch on sharing or the relay. Through the relay, everything is encrypted with a key that only your devices hold: the relay sees which of your devices are online and how much data moves, but not names, readings or history. This site uses no cookies, trackers or analytics.