Tailwatch

Tailwatch is a hierarchical event monitor with push notifications. It is meant for watching agents, jobs, and services, and for tracking when paths move between busy and idle states so changes are noticed in real time.

Its main features include publishing events with curl, following hierarchical paths as they change state, and receiving push notifications when attention is needed. The page shows a local in-memory demo, a dashboard, and example event entries with current and historical statuses. It also describes the workflow as watching every agent, job, and service, with events and notifications tied to specific paths such as agents/router/session-884.

Tailwatch runs as a Progressive Web App and can be installed from a browser with Add to Home Screen. The page says it can be installed from the browser, then used to publish events with curl, watch each path shift between busy and idle in real time, and get push notifications. A local demo is also provided in memory.

The maintainer says Tailwatch is intended to stay free for as long as possible and always self-hostable. If paid tiers appear, they are described as existing only to cover infrastructure costs and a small amount more. The page also calls the product alpha and notes that rough edges, breaking changes, and surprises should be expected.