Joined 2 years ago
I’ve been managing my own infrastructure for years — mostly Linux servers on VPS providers and bare metal, all self-hosted in various environments. Over time, I realized that most of my days were being spent checking logs, SSH-ing into boxes, running the same commands, and basically living in fear of missing something important.
To make my life easier, I built Zuzia.app. It’s a lightweight tool for:
monitoring server health (CPU, RAM, disk, uptime),
scheduling and executing recurring tasks (like backups or status checks),
running one-off commands from a web dashboard (no SSH needed),
and sending alerts if something goes wrong.
It started as a personal script but turned into a full product because it just saved me so much time. I named it after my daughter, who used to sit next to me while I worked. The project now has a small but growing user base and I’ve just launched a new feature — basic one-click security audits for monitored hosts.
It’s not trying to replace full observability stacks — it’s more about giving solo devs, sysadmins, and small teams a simpler way to keep infrastructure under control without building a huge setup.
Happy to answer questions or hear what you’d want in a tool like this — still iterating daily.
Cheers! Gregory
