Quick story: every "server monitoring" tool I tried did the same thing show me a nice graph, then leave me to open a terminal anyway the moment something actually went wrong. CPU spike at 2am? Cool, now go SSH in, find the process, kill it, restart the service, hope it comes back clean. The monitoring part was never the hard part. The fixing part was.
So I built MonitorFree. It's live CPU/memory/disk/network metrics like you'd expect, plus file and listening-port change watchers, a correlated "what happened" timeline when an alert fires so you're not piecing together three different logs by hand, and SMART disk health checks that catch a failing drive before it takes the server down.
MonitorFree is VPS monitoring that lets you fix things, not just watch them break. Get live CPU, memory, disk, and network metrics every 15 seconds across Linux and Windows servers, plus alerts the moment a port opens, a watched file changes, or a disk starts failing. Then act: reboot, restart a service, kill a process, or tail a log, straight from the dashboard, no SSH required (a full terminal is right there too). Share servers with teammates and pay nothing for small setups.
Share Beam turns any tab, window, or screen into a live session anyone joins with a 6-digit code - no install needed. Everything is peer-to-peer (WebRTC): video, audio, chat, and files travel straight between browsers, never through our servers. Hosts get a floating control bar, live mic/chat controls, join approval, and recording. One-time email verification keeps things abuse-resistant, no accounts or passwords required. Free, up to 50 viewers per session, works in any Chromium browser.
