INFRASTRUCTURE, UNIFIED.
Your infrastructure.
One control plane.
Bring your servers, applications, and networks together. Deploy, monitor, and manage everything from one place — without juggling a dozen different tools.
VPS · Home servers · NAS · Virtual machines · Containers
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private network · 10.10.0.0/24
10.10.0.2 · Debian 12
10.10.0.5 · Ubuntu 24.04
10.10.0.3 · TrueNAS SCALE
Illustrative preview — a Rootline environment with demo data.
The problem
Too many tools. Too much complexity.
Running infrastructure usually means a terminal here, a script there, and a dozen browser tabs in between. Every tool sees only its own slice — none of them sees the whole picture.
The fragmented way
Six tools, six mental models, zero shared context.
With Rootline
One place to understand and manage it all.
- Server access
- Application deployment
- Private networking
- Monitoring & diagnostics
- Backups & recovery
- Security & access control
How it works
From infrastructure to outcomes.
Instead of wiring tools together by hand, you describe the outcome you want. Rootline turns it into a controlled workflow.
Connect
Bring your VPS, home server, NAS, and other machines into one environment.
Deploy
Choose an application, select where it should run, and configure its requirements.
Manage
Monitor health, diagnose issues, and maintain your infrastructure from a unified interface.
Platform
Everything connected. Everything in context.
Six capabilities, one environment. Each one understands the others, so your infrastructure stops being a pile of separate pieces.
Infrastructure
See your servers, devices, resources, and system health in one place.
Application deployment
Deploy and manage applications across compatible infrastructure nodes.
Private networking
Connect your infrastructure through a managed, secure network.
Monitoring and diagnostics
Understand failures and investigate their underlying causes.
Backup and recovery
Manage backups and plan recovery workflows for your applications.
AI-assisted operations
Describe what you want to achieve and review a proposed plan before execution.
AI-assisted operations
Don't just monitor infrastructure. Understand it.
Rootline connects the dots between servers, networks, and applications to help you understand what's happening — and what to do next.
Analyze
Rootline examines signals across your machines, network, and applications.
Plan
A proposed plan is drafted as explicit, reviewable steps.
Review
You inspect exactly what will change, where, and why.
Approve
Nothing consequential runs until you approve it.
Verify
Outcomes are checked after execution, with rollback where supported.
Consequential changes always require your approval. Rootline proposes plans — you decide whether they run.
You
Why is my application slow?
Rootline · analysis
- Database latency is elevated — p95 queries at 412 ms, up from a 96 ms baseline.
- Affected application: Nextcloud, running on home-server.
- Suggested investigation: disk I/O pressure and database load on home-server.
Proposed plan
- 1.Move the Nextcloud database to the NAS.
- 2.Verify query latency returns to baseline.
- 3.Keep a rollback point until the change is verified.
Security & control
Automation with you in control.
Rootline doesn't take liberties with your machines. Every operation is bounded by permissions you set and a workflow you supervise.
The approval gate: consequential operations stop until you clear them — every time, no exceptions.
Explicit permissions
Access is granted per machine and per operation. Rootline starts from least access and asks for more only when you allow it.
Controlled operations
Operations run through defined, transparent actions — not ad-hoc commands you can't inspect afterwards.
Reviewable action plans
Plans are presented as readable steps: what will change, where, and why — before anything runs.
Approval before changes
Consequential changes wait for your explicit go-ahead. There are no silent background fixes.
Verification after execution
After each step, Rootline checks the result and reports back — success or failure, plainly.
Rollback where supported
Where an operation can be reversed, a rollback path is prepared before anything runs.
Use cases
Built for people who run things.
Whether it's one server under a desk or a dozen machines across locations, the job is the same: keep it running, and know why when it doesn't.
Home lab enthusiasts
Manage servers, storage, and self-hosted services.
Developers
Deploy and operate applications across different machines.
Independent teams
Manage infrastructure without unnecessary operational complexity.
Small businesses
Bring applications, networking, monitoring, and recovery workflows together.
Documentation
Guides for connecting your first machine, deploying an application, and setting up private networking are being written now. The docs will open alongside public access.
Your infrastructure, on your terms.
Start bringing your servers, applications, and networks together with Rootline.