For small and mid-size businesses
A plain-English alert when something new is plugged in, and a short weekly check of what changed. It runs on hardware you already have, never changes your network, and never knocks the office offline.
Getting started
Run it, scan to see what is on your network, add your switches with a read-only login, and approve what you recognize, in groups. Setup walks you through each step and remembers where you were.
On a server, a virtual machine, a mini PC or a laptop you already have. There is nothing else to install.
One click lists the devices on your local network, with maker and name, before you set anything else up.
Give it a read-only login for each managed switch and firewall. A live test tells you exactly what to fix.
Alerts start with the first read, so every device already there needs a decision. Approve the routine ones in groups first; after that, alerts are about what changed.
Day to day
A new device, a device that moved, one address in two places, a small switch someone plugged in under a desk. Each alert says where the device is plugged in and why it matters, and can go to email, Teams or Slack. Your IT provider adds alert destinations through the API today; the setup screen is in development.
The appliance never changes your network. When a port should be switched off, it prints the command for you or your IT provider to run.
The weekly review shows only the devices that changed, each with a suggested decision and the reason for it. Choose, enter the code from your authenticator app, and the week is signed.
If the appliance was off for part of the week, it tells you. It never pretends a day it could not see was clean.
Set your opening hours and holidays. Anything connected while you are closed raises a High alert, dated by the switch’s own clock. Arm the spare jacks in a lobby or meeting room, and any link on them is an alert too. The screens for this are in development; today an IT provider sets it up through the appliance’s API.
Check the day’s status from your phone.
What you need
It reads switches and firewalls over SNMPv3 using the standard MIBs most managed gear serves: BRIDGE-MIB and Q-BRIDGE-MIB for MAC tables, IP-MIB for ARP, and LLDP and Cisco CDP for neighbors. It is tested against a simulator; real-gear verification is under way. Send us your switch and firewall models and we will tell you what we know.
Without managed switches
The one-click scan still lists what is on your local network, with maker and name. But a scan is a snapshot: it cannot say which port a device is on, and it does not count as continuous monitoring. The appliance labels scan results that way everywhere, so you always know which is which.
It runs on hardware you already have, with no database, no agents and no subscription to a cloud service. Prices are not on this site yet; ask us, and we will answer in writing.
It reads your switches and never changes them. It never blocks anything, never talks to us and never sends your data to an AI service.
Good. They can receive the alerts too, in their ticketing system or by email.
Engineers with more than 20 years each in the field, who built the tool we wanted. Early access is open now. More about us
Exam evidence for device inventory, ready any day.
One appliance per client, wired into the tools you already run.
Early access: now taking pilot customers.
A live demo on a simulated office network, with the engineers who built it. Bring a list of your switches if you have one.
