ProMon / Self-hosted monitoring

Your lab.
In plain sight.

Servers, storage, networking, and power. ProMon brings their health into one dashboard, running on a server you control.

Public release in preparationPay-once homelab edition
Example data
Your machines, at a glance.Sample overview
ProxmoxHealthy
Virtualization host
24%
CPU usage24%
TrueNASHealthy
Storage server
68%
Pool used68%
UPSOn line
Battery backup
100%
Battery charge100%
CPU historyIllustrative 24-hour trend
Interactive illustration of ProMon’s monitoring views. Example data, not a live lab.

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Monitoring that keeps
the pieces together.

A lab can span several platforms. ProMon combines their measurements while keeping administration and monitoring data on your own installation.

  • Live dashboards and measurement history

    Arrange monitoring cards and follow changes in measurements over time.

  • Alerts through the services you use

    Configure notifications with ntfy, Discord, Telegram, or Pushover.

  • Configuration in your browser

    Manage connections, agents, alerts, users, and optional backups through the settings interface.

  • Local accounts and optional directory login

    Use administrator and viewer roles, with optional OIDC or Active Directory authentication.

Connect your infrastructure

Built around a real homelab stack.

The current development build includes these integrations. Supported versions and release requirements will accompany the public release.

Proxmox VE

Keep track of virtualization hosts and their virtual machines and containers.

TrueNAS Scale

Bring storage measurements and NAS health into your monitoring view.

UniFi Network

See gateways, switches, access points, port activity, and wireless clients.

SNMP v2c / v3

Connect compatible network equipment using read-only monitoring credentials.

NUT / UPS

Monitor battery backup status and power measurements through Network UPS Tools.

Host agents

Add CPU, memory, disk, and other available measurements from Linux, Windows, and macOS.

Close to your equipment

Install it in your lab.
Keep your data there.

01

Start with a dedicated Ubuntu VM

The first-run guide uses Ubuntu Server 24.04 LTS. The installer handles the application, database, and services.

02

Connect one system first

Add a monitoring connection, check the live measurements, then build out the rest of your setup.

03

Add the extras when you need them

Host agents, alerts, directory login, and backups can follow. You can start with local accounts and one connection.

The homelab edition

Pay once.
Keep your version.

We’re preparing a permanent homelab license. Your purchased version will keep working without a required recurring subscription.

Pricing, update eligibility, support terms, and any installation limits will be published before checkout opens.

Coming soon

ProMon for homelabs

A one-time purchase for software that runs on your hardware.

  • Permanent use of your licensed version
  • Local monitoring data and administration
  • Release requirements and license terms published before sale
Read the licensing plan

A few useful answers

Before you install.

Is ProMon available to buy today?

Public distribution, pricing, and licensing are being prepared. This site introduces the product; checkout and public downloads are not open yet.

Does Nimble Tools Work host my monitoring instance?

You run ProMon on your own server. The public website will provide product information, documentation, releases, and purchase services.

Do I need Active Directory or single sign-on?

No. Start with a local administrator account. Directory authentication is optional.

Can I monitor computers as well as network equipment?

The current development build includes outbound-reporting agents for Linux, Windows, and macOS. Supported platforms and installer details will be listed with the public release.

Will there be a required homelab subscription?

The planned homelab edition is a one-time purchase with permanent use of the licensed version. Update and support options are being finalized.

Plan your installation

Start with one connection.

Read the setup guide