Features

Everything Matmon does

A compact, self-hosted alternative to the classic monitoring suites – small enough for a home lab, built on the same ideas as the big ones.

The monitoring model

One tree for everything

Probes, folders, hosts and sensors in one tree. Settings, schedules and credentials inherit from above – a sensor overrides only what differs.

Templates for reusable setups, tags that cascade
Per-channel thresholds with sensible defaults
Schedules every N, daily, weekly or monthly – with a preview of the next runs
Discovery finds the devices on your network; drag and drop rearranges the tree
Statistics per channel: average, min, max, percentiles and uptime

Matmon sensor tree with folders, hosts and sensor chips

Sensors

Over 40 sensor types, no add-ons

Reachability: ping, HTTP(S), TCP port, DNS, NTP, SSL certificate and chain, domain expiry
Network: SNMP with a MIB library, interfaces with traffic and utilisation, FRITZ!Box, OPNsense
Platforms: Proxmox and Proxmox Backup Server, VMware, Hyper-V, Synology, UniFi, Windows and Linux health
Hardware: server controllers over Redfish (iDRAC, iLO …), printers, UPS over SNMP or NUT
Services: SQL databases, Docker, LDAP / Active Directory, SIP, mail round-trip
Scripts and jobs: PowerShell, local scripts, and a push (heartbeat) address for cron and backups

The whole catalog

Matmon sensor detail page with value cards, channels and a latency chart

Alerts and notifications

Alerts that reach the right person

Alerts stay until someone acknowledges them, can be muted, and recover on their own.

Alert delay: a blip never alarms; escalation in up to three steps
Dependencies: one outage, one alert – not thirty
Maintenance windows for patch night
E-mail, webhooks with presets for ntfy, Pushover, Gotify, Telegram, Teams, Slack and Discord
Browser notifications on your phone or desktop
Through Matmon Cloud: SMS and phone calls for the critical ones

Matmon notification sender: a webhook with the ntfy preset, its address, method, headers and body

Logs

Syslog and SNMP traps in one place

A syslog server (UDP and TCP) and an SNMP trap receiver (v1, v2c, informs and SNMPv3) – on the primary, or on a probe next to the devices, which keeps collecting while the primary is away.

Searchable live – including what a switch forgets when it reboots
A trap makes the device's sensors look at once: a UPS on battery is red within seconds
Sensors that alarm on errors, warnings, silence or a phrase in the messages

Matmon Events page, Syslog tab: device messages and SNMP traps with severity, sender and program

Maps and reports

Wallboards, summaries and audit reports

Wallboards from gauges, graphs, lists, SLA and floor-plan widgets – roll up a subtree or a tag into one tile
A read-only link for the screen on the wall
A scheduled summary by e-mail
A customer-ready PDF audit report with uptime, problems and the events of the period

Matmon wallboard on a TV: health, open alerts, clock, latency and certificate widgets

Built to run unattended

The parts you do not see until you need them.

Remote probes

Connect outbound from any site – no inbound port, no VPN. They queue what they collect while the primary is away.

Agents

A Windows service or systemd unit on the machine it watches – it keeps itself up to date, and no plan counts it.

Self-update with rollback

On request or at night; a snapshot of the configuration first, and back to the running version if the new one does not come up.

An app on your phone

Installable as an app (PWA). When the connection drops, the overview stays readable and reconnects by itself.

Users and roles

Viewer, user and admin, two-factor sign-in, dark and light theme.

API for CI/CD

API tokens and a maintenance-window API: a deployment pauses its alerts by itself.

See it on your own network

Install it in minutes, or ask a partner to set it up for you.

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