Octotor keeps track of every computer, server, user and network device at every customer you support. It collects their details automatically, shows you what changed, warns you when something is wrong, and runs repair scripts for you. One virtual machine, on your own server or in the cloud. Made for IT service providers (MSPs) and in-house IT teams.
Most IT tools show you one piece of the picture and need an agent on every machine. Octotor needs no agent, puts every fact about a computer or a user on one page, and answers your questions in plain words through its built-in AI.
Nothing to install on the computers you manage. Octotor works the moment remote PowerShell, shell access or SNMP is enabled on a computer or a network device. No agents to deploy, update or repair.
The facts about one computer or one user are scattered across Active Directory, Microsoft 365, the switch it is plugged into, the firewall and the computer itself. Octotor collects them all and shows one current page per computer and per user.
Octotor runs scripts for you. Write your own PowerShell or shell scripts to read or change anything on the computers you manage, and add them to your toolkit. Free disk space? Script it. Event-log alerts? Script it. A command on a schedule? Script it. With AI help, anyone can write a script, load it into Octotor, and it runs for you.
Octotor has a built-in AI assistant that reads all your asset information. Ask it “When did user Donald change his AD password?” or “Which switch and port is accountingPC connected to?” and it answers in seconds, so you don’t have to look it up yourself.
Help-desk users look up information and take specific, controlled actions without ever holding the admin credentials. You decide which actions each group may run, and every run is recorded.
Scheduled tasks, an alert center, a live monitor, full job history, asset and account discovery, an encrypted credentials vault and per-customer scoping. See Also on board further down this page.
Watch what Octotor does. The first video shows the product. The second shows how to download the ready-made evaluation VM, start it for the first time, and do the first steps after that. More videos are on the Videos page.
Octotor keeps track of every computer, server, user and network device at every customer you support. It collects their details, shows what changed, warns you when something is wrong, and runs your scripts. One virtual machine, on your own server or in the cloud.
The evaluation VM is a ready-made virtual machine with Octotor already installed, free for one year for up to ten assets. This video goes from the download to your first login, then the first setup steps: a customer, the credentials Octotor signs in with, and your first computer. Evaluation VM →
See it, then click into it — every frame opens the matching view in the live demo.
Agentless discovery over SSH, WinRM and SNMP — hardware, disks, software and accounts, kept current on schedule. Devices and users side by side, filtered any way you work.
Recurring jobs on any schedule — collection sweeps, health checks, maintenance scripts — across customers and targets, with every run and its output in the history.
One searchable timeline of every event, job and change — filter by customer, asset, category or time and see exactly what happened, and what it printed.
Ping, TCP and SNMP checks with live status the moment it changes — and an Alert Center that shows what fired, what resolved, and what a rule did about it.
Plug in the cloud AI you already use, or run the local assistant fully offline. Ask it about your fleet — it answers from your live database.
In IT management and troubleshooting, the facts about one computer or one user are scattered across separate systems: Active Directory, Microsoft 365, the switch it is plugged into, the firewall, the computer itself. Octotor collects all of them and shows them on one page per asset and per user, so you always have one current view of everything you know about it. And because Octotor keeps watching, it can warn you when any of those facts changes: a new logged-in user, a moved switch port, a licence that disappeared, a disk filling up.
Octotor is not limited to what comes in the box. Write your own PowerShell or shell scripts to read or change anything on the computers you manage, add them to your toolkit, and Octotor runs them for you in three ways: when you click Run, on a schedule, or as the remedy an alert triggers. Every run is saved in the job history with its output, so you always see what happened.
Recurring jobs on any schedule — collection sweeps, health checks, maintenance scripts — per customer or across the fleet.
Help-desk users work with scoped permissions — they run the approved actions without ever holding admin credentials.
One searchable timeline of every event, job and change — filter by customer, asset, category or time.
Open alerts in one queue — acknowledge, resolve, and see what fired, what recovered, and what a rule did about it.
A live status board of your monitored assets — state flips the moment a check changes.
Every run ever executed, with its full output and exit code — and who or what fired it.
Network scans propose new assets; you review and approve what joins the inventory.
Directory and cloud accounts are discovered and linked to their people and machines.
Credentials stored encrypted on your VM and used by jobs — operators never see the values.
Every asset, alert, job and permission scoped per customer — one console for all of them.
Admins, operators and viewers — page and action permissions per user group.
A daily anonymous check tells the console when a new release is out. No instance data leaves.
No. No telemetry, no analytics, no usage reporting, no license phone-home — Octotor runs air-gapped. The optional daily update check fetches a version number and sends no instance data.
Three things you probably run today: the remote management tool you use to reach computers and run scripts, the separate monitoring tool that watches servers and devices, and the spreadsheets where you keep track of what each customer has. Octotor does all three in one system on your own server: it keeps the inventory, watches for problems and runs the fixes, for every customer you manage.
No. Permissions define exactly which actions a help-desk user or group may run — they execute scripts requiring domain-admin rights without ever seeing an admin credential, and every action lands on the record with its output.
The quickest way: download the evaluation VM.
It is a ready-made virtual machine with Octotor already installed and a licence for one
year. Start it on Hyper-V, VMware or VirtualBox and log in; no installation at all.
To install Octotor yourself, you need one clean Debian 13 virtual machine, on your own
hypervisor or in your cloud account, with the sudo and curl tools installed (a
fresh Debian includes neither; the Setup Guide shows the three commands). One command then
installs everything else. The Setup Guide walks you through
it.
Per asset — $1 per asset per month, with a free Community edition up to 10 assets. An asset is a user, a computer, or a managed network device (switch, firewall). Details and the full tier matrix are on the Plans page.
Yes — the live demo is open, runs on sample data, and needs no account. Every screenshot on this page links straight into the view it shows.