LAN Monitor
A self-hosted dashboard plus a bundled collector. Devices are listed as plain cards (status dot, name, address, one live line of CPU/memory/GPU); tap "基本信息" on a card to open a dedicated detail screen with live metrics, per-partition disk usage and the full hardware info — the same layout on every screen size. One node is online out of the box (the app's own collector, running inside the Lazycat container — resource figures are container-view). Download the collector from the dashboard to install on your other computers; each device's port can be set or changed in the ⚙️ settings panel (default 8080; existing devices are editable); each machine's online state, CPU/memory/disk usage and GPU utilization (read directly on NVIDIA / AMD; Intel iGPUs report clock occupancy; some legacy drivers expose nothing — the dashboard says so instead of showing 0%), hostname, OS, CPU model, display name and resolution, and LAN IP all land in one dashboard, and all data stays inside your LAN.
local area network hardware monitoring kanban + comes with collection terminal. An online node will be visible when installed (the application's own collection terminal runs in the Lazy Cat Micro Clothing container, and the indicator is container view); you can download the collection terminal in the Kanban and install it to other computers in the local area network to centrally display the online status, CPU/memory/disk occupation of each computer, as well as hardware information such as host name, system, CPU model, display name and resolution, and intranet IP. All data remains on the intranet.
