Changelog

What's new in Servor. We'll add an entry here as features ship and behavior changes. For how things work today, start with the Quickstart.

Current release

The platform is available end to end. This first entry captures what you can do today.

Servers

• Add a server by pasting a one-line install command; the agent connects within seconds and auto-updates.
• Manage servers from a browser web terminal, and run commands in the foreground or background with a searchable history.
• Bring a stalled machine back with Repair the agent, and diagnose the rest with Connection issues.

Monitoring

• Create monitors across nine types (HTTP, TCP/port, ping, DNS, SSL certificate, keyword and more) with a configurable check interval and tracked uptime.
• Get notified with alerts and notification channels — Email, Slack, Discord and Webhook, each with a cooldown.
• See CPU, RAM and disk from the agent in resource metrics.

Status pages

• Publish a branded status page with components linked to monitors, uptime history and scheduled maintenance.
• Use a custom domain, make a page private, collect subscribers and embed a status badge.

AI copilot

• Chat with an AI copilot that operates your servers through a single tool, in Ask, Plan or Auto modes, and always asks you to approve risky actions.
• Kick off common tasks with recipes; usage is metered in credits.

Incidents

• Report incidents by hand or let them be detected automatically from monitor downtime, then update and resolve them publicly.

Teams & billing

• Invite teammates with roles — owner, admin, member and viewer — and manage seats and billing.
• Choose a plan (Free, Operations, AI, Enterprise) and buy credit top-ups.

API

• A read-focused public API for servers, monitors, incidents and status pages, plus incident automation, secured with API tokens and scopes. Requires the AI plan.

See also

• Quickstart — set everything up in five minutes
• FAQ — common questions answered
• Troubleshooting — fix common problems