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OpsMon is a lightweight Android tool for quick infrastructure health checks. It runs fully on-device with no cloud backend or agents, allowing you to instantly inspect TLS status, latency, TCP availability, and HTTP endpoints. Unlike traditional monitoring platforms, OpsMon is designed for fast mobile-first troubleshooting rather than full observability dashboards.
Hi everyone 👋
I built OpsMon because I often needed a quick way to check the health of my services directly from mobile, without opening dashboards, SSH sessions, or logging into multiple tools.
Most existing solutions are either full observability platforms or require setup on the server side. I wanted something much lighter — just open the app and immediately see whether a service is up and how it’s performing.
OpsMon focuses on simple, fast diagnostics:
• TLS / SSL certificate status
• DNS / TCP / TLS / TTFB latency breakdown
• TCP port availability checks
• HTTP endpoint health checks
Everything runs locally on-device, with no backend, no agents, and no data collection.
Would love feedback from developers, sysadmins, and anyone managing services remotely 🙏
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About OpsMon on Product Hunt
“Quick TLS, latency and TCP checks from Android”
OpsMon was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #20 on the daily leaderboard. OpsMon is a lightweight Android tool for quick infrastructure health checks. It runs fully on-device with no cloud backend or agents, allowing you to instantly inspect TLS status, latency, TCP availability, and HTTP endpoints. Unlike traditional monitoring platforms, OpsMon is designed for fast mobile-first troubleshooting rather than full observability dashboards.
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