RSCanvas: converged, self-hosted network monitoring in one process

Multi-session terminal for network and Linux admin - SSH/Telnet/Serial in an N-pane broadcast grid, context highlighting, SFTP, in-app ssh-copy-id, credential-safe session sync

Send one prompt to several models and have another consolidate the answers. Or let them argue it out, turn by turn. A self-hosted web UI for local LLMs.

Lightweight, locally hostable network diagram editor - imports Visio, Gliffy, and draw.io diagrams plus common device inventory formats. Security-focused: no external dependencies or network calls.…

Lightweight self-hosted SNMP monitoring: poll SNMPv2c/v3 devices, store history in SQLite, view it in a dependency-free web UI.

Types multi-line text into consoles that refuse to paste: hypervisor, VNC and IPMI KVM sessions. Windows, no dependencies, 30 themes.

Searches the text inside the files in a folder, on demand. Reads .xlsx and .docx with no Office install. Windows, no dependencies, 29 themes.

Basic threshold alerting for the Canvas suite - watch SNMPCanvas's exported feed, raise/clear alerts by email, ntfy, and syslog

Click around the Canvas suite without installing anything - static demo of the launcher, kiosk wall, and suite docs

Your network diagram becomes a live monitoring dashboard. CrossCanvas board + ICMP poller + kiosk wall display.

The Canvas Suite front door: six self-hosted network monitoring apps (draw your network, watch it live) + one-shot install scripts

Lightweight self-hosted syslog + SNMP trap receiver: catch UDP syslog and v1/v2c traps, store them in SQLite, review and export from a dependency-free web UI.

Edit a Wreckfest garage save instead of grinding it: recolor every car at once, set credits, level and fame, fit the upgrades you already own. PowerShell GUI with nothing to install, plus a Python …

The Canvas suite's front door - one login for every app: SSO portal, tile launcher, board upload, and the suite's quickstart docs

Click around RSConclave without installing anything - the real frontend answered by captured fixtures. Nothing is running behind it.