Features

Everything Meerkat does today

One small container watches your websites, containers, network and host, and turns it all into plain answers.

Every page opens with a plain sentence: “2 problems need attention”, “7 of 8 sites up”. The numbers come after.

Open Meerkat after a day away and see exactly what happened: outages, recoveries, crashed containers and automatic repairs.

Problems come with the button that fixes them: start a crashed container, open the failing site, silence alerts for an hour.

Get told when containers die. Meerkat restarts the ones that crashed, and leaves alone the ones you stopped on purpose.

Ethernet and Wi-Fi state, default-route changes and internet reachability, shown as a simple connection path.

HTTP status, latency, redirects and keyword checks with heartbeat bars, uptime, average and p95 response time.

CPU, memory, disk and CPU temperature with thresholds, durations and cooldowns so you only hear about real problems.

Quiet, state-change-only alerts, plus /status, /docker, /restart and /silence from your phone. Stale commands are ignored safely.

Bottom tabs, bottom sheets and 44px touch targets. Install it to your home screen and check your lab from anywhere.

⌘K command palette, g-shortcuts, Prometheus /metrics and a REST API. Calm for beginners, quick for power users.

No telemetry, no external requests from the dashboard, and every action protected by a token generated on first start.

WCAG 2.2 AA, checked automatically on every page. Status is never shown by color alone.

Roadmap

Coming next

These are planned and tracked in the public roadmap. Many are good first issues if you want to help build them.

Alerts are stored and retried during internet outages, then summarized in one digest when you are back online.

On boot, Meerkat tells you whether the host crashed, rebooted or lost power, and for how long.

A tiny watcher outside your home that alerts you when your whole lab goes dark.