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Manage the work your agents start.

See which agent started a service, why it is running and when it should stop. Follow CPU and memory use into the process list and service logs.

macOS 14 or later on Intel or Apple Silicon. Local monitoring and service control are free. Multi-device access is a separate subscription.

FleetConsoleCPU23%RAM64%DISK71%!19:41
Services
Needs Attention1
Overview
Processes
Services

Devices

MacBook Pro4 ms
Same network
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web-preview

Healthy

Sample health check: HTTP 200. Process and port match.

Evidence

processporthealth
PID48213 (group 48213)
Ports:3000
Ownercodex
Entered aslaunched by the controller
PurposeNext.js preview server
Commandpnpm next dev --port 3000
Directory~/code/web

Activity

CPU3.4%
Memory412 MB
Processes4 in group

Lease

Expires42m from now
TTL1h
Uptime18m
Example readings. Browser-only simulation, not your computer.

See the work behind the numbers.

Check your Mac

Read CPU and memory use from the menu bar. Open the dashboard when you want a closer look.

Control the services you start

Pause, resume, restart or stop services started through Fleet Console. Programs you only monitor stay outside those controls.

Keep track of agent work

See who started a background service, why it is running and when it should stop. Keep its logs with the service.

See what is using storage

Find the larger blocks in the storage map and see which kinds of files take up the space.

Services, not just processes.

Services you control

Pause, restart or stop services you started through Fleet Console. Other programs stay visible without giving the app control over them.

Agent services

When an agent starts a service through Fleet Console, see who started it, why it is running and when it should stop. Its logs stay with that service.

Storage map

See what is filling your drive at a glance: bigger blocks take more space, and colors show what kind of files they are.

Check your setup

Run fleetctl doctor to check the installation and its connection to Fleet Console. The check leaves running services as they are.

See all the work running on your Mac. Pause, restart or stop services you started through Fleet Console; other programs stay visible without giving the app control over them.
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Frequently asked questions

Can Fleet Console control any running process?

See all the work running on your Mac. Pause, restart or stop services you started through Fleet Console; other programs stay visible without giving the app control over them.

What do I need to use Fleet Console?

macOS 14 or later on Intel or Apple Silicon. Local monitoring and service control are free. Multi-device access is a separate subscription.

How do I get started with Fleet Console?

Start in the menu bar and open the dashboard when you want the details.