PrivateNexus

Run your own infrastructure, with proof it recovers.

PrivateNexus is a self-hosted operations console. It keeps one inventory of everything you run, watches its health, and keeps the evidence that your backups really restore — then tells you plainly what would break if something failed.

Early access is opening soon. Register and we'll let you know when it does.

Everything you run, in one place you control

Built by people running a real fleet of servers, for teams who host their own services and want fewer surprises.

Inventory
Every service across your servers, grouped by workspace, with missing details flagged instead of guessed.
Health
HTTP, TCP and Docker checks on a schedule, with a history for each service and alerts that never claim "all clear" while monitoring is down.
Recovery
Every backup recorded with how far it can be trusted, the restore tests that prove it, and a recovery grade for each service.
Dependencies
What depends on what, what goes down if a server fails, and the order to bring things back.
App catalogue
Deploy self-hosted apps from reviewed templates. You see the exact file that will run, and an admin approves it first.
Safe actions
Restarts, maintenance windows and an emergency lockdown, each limited by role and written to an audit log.

Yours from the first command

PrivateNexus runs on your own server, under your own domain. Nothing about your systems leaves it.

  • One installer. Give it your domain and a username; it sets up the console, sign-in and HTTPS certificates.
  • Two-factor sign-in for everyone. Every account uses an authenticator app from the first login, with roles from read-only to full admin.
  • Works with what you have. Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, PowerDNS, CrowdSec and Proxmox plug in when you're ready; none of them are required.

Be first to try it

We're preparing PrivateNexus for its first outside users. Email us with a line about what you run, and we'll be in touch when early access opens.