Activity Log
Everything that happens, connections, root sessions, alerts and file saves, in one searchable log.
The app logs what happens. That covers the start with its version; VPNs connected, dropped or missing; hosts that stop or start answering; SSH sessions opened, connected (and how long it took), lost, ended or closed; what ssh asked the user; Sudo Login; sessions that became root (an alert) and left it; files opened, saved, uploaded, downloaded, renamed or deleted; disk and memory alerts; AI sessions opened, closed and moved; and settings changed.
The Log tool, in the bottom panel, shows the latest 500 entries that pass its filters, newest first. It has a search in the messages, toggles for Info, Warning, Alert and Exception, and a category picker. Each line has its time, the symbol of its group in color, its category and its message. A click opens the entry with its event and code, what it is about, the error, where in the code and its details, as selectable text.
Nothing secret is logged: no password, no key, nothing a terminal shows. Entries are kept for 30 days and 50,000 entries at most; Clear Log forgets them.
What it does
- Structured events for VPNs, hosts, SSH, sudo, files, monitoring and AI.
- Search, group toggles and category filter.
- Expandable entries with details.
- Follows live while on screen; 30-day retention.
How it behaves
- No secrets, ever.
- Errors stay in the log; Notifications tells what went well and what changed.
Why it matters
- An audit trail of your work on servers, for free.