Public + Private Visibility
Monitor websites, APIs, SSL, domains, Docker, NAS, Proxmox, and Linux from one operational view.
OpsHome NOC · Mobile monitoring for your Homelab
Your Homelab,
Finally Watched Over.
Stop wondering what is happening while you are away. OpsHome monitors your Proxmox, Synology, Docker, and public services, so your iPhone can tell you when something needs attention.
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The Homelab reality
Self-hosting is fun. Until it breaks at 2 AM.
You spent weekends building your Proxmox cluster, Docker stacks, and private services. Then updates fail, drives age, certificates expire, and something needs attention while you are away.
OpsHome gives your lab an extra pair of eyes. It keeps the important signals visible without asking you to stare at a dashboard all day.
Not just another uptime monitor
Stop maintaining monitoring tools. Start understanding your infrastructure.
Private Monitoring by Design
Docker Probe connects outbound over HTTPS, so private environments can remain behind your network.
Operational Context
See health status, events, history, recoveries, and alerts together.
Private Network · Docker Probe
See inside your private network
— without opening a single port
Deploy Docker Probe inside your LAN. It connects outbound via HTTPS to OpsHome Cloud, so private services stay inside your network while OpsHome shows service status, asset information, and infrastructure health on your phone.
Outbound HTTPS with no inbound port forwarding
Private HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, Docker, and asset monitoring
No inbound firewall rules or reverse proxy required
Infrastructure Assets
Your infrastructure,
unified in one NOC view.
Go beyond uptime checks. See Proxmox VE and VMware vSphere alongside Synology, Linux, Docker, and the services they run — all in one mobile NOC view.
Nodes, VMs, storage, and services
CPU, memory, disk, and temperature
Containers, assets, and alerts
WEB CONSOLE · READ-ONLY OPERATIONS
Your NOC, on a bigger screen.
Use the same Apple account to see monitors, infrastructure assets, incidents, and monitor availability in your browser. Move from iPhone to iPad or desktop when you need the wider picture.
Events · Public Monitoring · Alerts
Know what changed — and whether it recovered.
OpsHome keeps public monitoring, Docker container events, alerts, history, and status sharing together in one operational view.
Website, API, HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, ICMP, SSL, DNS, and domain checks
Docker restarts, recoveries, abnormal states, and OOM kills
iOS push, Telegram alerts, history, and status pages
Container Events
Restart, recovery, abnormal state, and OOM kill context stays visible after a container looks healthy again.
Public Monitoring
Watch websites, APIs, SSL, domains, and network endpoints from OpsHome Cloud.
Status Pages
Share selected service status, uptime summaries, and recent events with the people who need to know.
Explore Status Pages →Public Status Pages
Share service status with the people who need it.
Give family, teammates, or users a simple page that shows whether selected services are online, their uptime summary, and recent incidents.
Learn about Status Pages →Plans & Founder Benefits
Monitor your infrastructure for free.
Start with the core monitoring experience. No credit card required.
Free
$0
No subscription required
- ✓ 30 public monitor targets
- ✓ HTTP / HTTPS / TCP / SSL / ICMP
- ✓ 1 Synology Docker Probe · 2 Private Monitors
- ✓ Synology Assets
- ✓ 1 public status page
- ✓ Push alerts · SSL expiry reminders
Pro
$2.99 / month
or $24.99 / year · Best Value
For growing private infrastructure
- ✓ 100 public monitor targets
- ✓ All monitor types including UDP, DNS, Domain
- ✓ 12 multi-platform Docker Probes · 50 Private Monitors
- ✓ 12 Asset Sources for Proxmox VE, VMware vSphere, Linux, and Synology
- ✓ 3 public status pages
- ✓ 3-minute minimum check interval
Studio
$5.99 / month
or $49.99 / year
For larger homelabs and small studios
- ✓ 250 public monitor targets
- ✓ 25 multi-platform Docker Probes · 150 Private Monitors
- ✓ 25 Asset Sources
- ✓ 5 status pages · 20 monitors per page
- ✓ 3-minute minimum check interval
- ✓ All monitor types and infrastructure integrations
USD prices shown; your App Store may display a different local price.
Founder Benefit — permanent early-account entitlement. OpsHome NOC offers Free, Pro, and Studio tiers, plus a permanent Founder Benefit for eligible early accounts. Register before May 1, 2027 and keep 30 public monitors, 3 Synology Docker Probes, 6 Private Monitors, and 1 status page. Founder is not a separate subscription plan, and if Pro or Studio expires, an eligible account returns to its Founder allowance, while a Regular Free account returns to its Regular Free allowance. View Free and Pro entitlements →
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Does Docker Probe require port forwarding?
No. Docker Probe makes outbound HTTPS connections to OpsHome Cloud. You do not need inbound port forwarding or public access to private management panels.
Is Docker Probe secure?
Docker Probe accepts no inbound requests and reaches only the private services you explicitly configure. Review the generated deployment command and the published security guide before installing it.
Does monitoring continue when the iPhone app is closed?
Yes. Checks continue through OpsHome Cloud or Docker Probe. The iPhone app is used to review status, reports, and notifications.
What's the difference between Free, Founder, Pro, and Studio?
OpsHome NOC offers Free, Pro, and Studio tiers, plus a permanent Founder Benefit for eligible early accounts. Regular Free includes 30 public monitors, 1 Synology Docker Probe, 2 Private Monitors, and 1 status page. Eligible Founder accounts keep 30 public monitors, 3 Synology Docker Probes, 6 Private Monitors, and 1 status page. Pro includes 100 public monitors, 12 multi-platform Docker Probes, 12 Asset Sources, 50 Private Monitors, and 3 status pages. Studio raises the limits to 250 public monitors, 25 multi-platform Docker Probes, 25 Asset Sources, 150 Private Monitors, and 5 status pages.
What is a Founder account?
Founder is a permanent early-account entitlement, not a separate subscription plan. Eligible accounts registered before May 1, 2027 keep the Founder allowance permanently.
What happens to Founder benefits after Pro or Studio expires?
Founder benefits remain attached to the eligible account. If Pro or Studio expires, the account returns to its Founder allowance rather than Regular Free: 30 public monitors, 3 Synology Docker Probes, 6 Private Monitors, and 1 status page. An account without Founder eligibility returns to the Regular Free allowance.
Why not just self-host Uptime Kuma?
Uptime Kuma is a solid self-hosted option. OpsHome is designed for users who want mobile-first monitoring without hosting and maintaining the monitoring service itself. The cloud layer is handled for you, so you can focus on your Homelab.
Is OpsHome only for homelab users?
No. OpsHome is designed for homelab enthusiasts, IT administrators, network engineers, and small infrastructure environments.
Know your infrastructure before it becomes a midnight task.
Monitor Proxmox, Synology, Docker, Linux, VMware, websites, SSL, and private services from one mobile NOC view.
