System Health Dashboard

DevOps and system admins waste time SSH-ing into servers to check CPU, memory, disk, and network metrics. A lightweight TUI dashboard with plain-English insights and historical session scrubbing makes system monitoring intuitive. Target users: solo founders, small ops teams, and self-hosted infrastructure managers.

The self-hosted and homelab communities have grown meaningfully since 2020, and there's real friction in the current tooling landscape — Grafana/Prometheus stacks are powerful but heavyweight, and most solo founders won't stand them up for a three-server setup. Netdata and btop++ are the closest substitutes, and btop++ in particular is free, actively maintained, and covers most of the TUI use case already. The $500–3k/mo revenue band is plausible only through a freemium model with a paid tier for multi-server views or alerting, but converting users who already have a free alternative is a hard sell. The core risk is that the addressable audience willing to pay for this is too small — operators technical enough to want a TUI dashboard are usually technical enough to just use existing free tools, which makes monetization the ceiling, not the competition.