Reticle turns a server diagram into a live operations screen
Reticle is a tool for drawing a home or work server setup and checking its health directly on the same diagram. systems often force people to switch between old PDFs, monitoring pages, and command windows, which makes it easy to leave services running without a clear view of the whole system. Reticle lets the real layout of servers, services, and links be drawn on a large canvas.
Each node can run health checks through SSH or kubectl, and a failing node turns red on the map. The whole map is stored as one YAML file, so changes can be compared, edited in vim, and reflected live on the canvas. The personal is free and , and it is built with Rust/Tauri.
The paid team option is a single-binary daemon that serves the same interface to browsers on the and runs checks all day.
Key points
- Server layout and service health live in the same diagram.
- Health checks can run through SSH or kubectl, and failed nodes turn red.
- The map is one YAML file, so it can be edited and compared like code.
- The personal is free and .
- The paid team daemon serves the interface on the and runs checks continuously.