Built for Pterodactyl game hosts
Know your game hosting capacity.Before it’s a problem.
A read-only view of your nodes, allocations and data centers. Understand your hosting capacity and get alerted as headroom runs low.
Your panel stays in control. PanelWatcher keeps you informed.
01 / The operator’s view
Read-only monitoringFrom infrastructure to insight
The context behind your next deployment.
See the whole fleet.
Bring nodes, allocations and data centers into one infrastructure view.
Know your headroom.
See allocated RAM, disk and available allocations against provisioning limits.
Catch the constraints.
Get alerted when node or allocation capacity reaches your configured thresholds.
02 / Security
Read-only.By design.
Connect your Pterodactyl Application API to understand your infrastructure and its capacity. PanelWatcher reads the data it needs without changing the servers you run.
- No server writes
- No power controls
- No SSH
- No Wings commands
API credentials encrypted at rest.
03 / Capacity management
From available allocations.
To hosting capacity.
Define the inventory behind your hosting products. See what’s assigned, what’s free, and where capacity needs your attention.
Start with the actual inventory.
Select Pterodactyl nodes and port ranges. Groups count the real allocation records that match, with assigned, free and utilization totals.
See capacity by hosting product.
Bring Groups together into Pools. Overlapping allocation IDs are counted once, giving you a clear capacity total across the product’s nodes.
The detail behind the total
Every slot has
a real allocation.
A configured port range defines which records to include. Capacity comes from the allocations that actually exist in Pterodactyl.
- Selected nodes and port-range context
- Warning and critical thresholds for free allocations
- Group and Pool history across 24 hours, 7 days and 30 days
04 / Infrastructure visibility
Your fleet.
With its context intact.
Follow your infrastructure from the data center to the node, the server and the game it hosts.
Location → Data Center
Start with the wider view.
Pterodactyl Locations become Data Centers. See how servers, nodes and configured resources are distributed across your hosting fleet.
Nodes → Servers → Games
Then follow the detail.
Inspect node allocations and configured RAM and disk against provisioning limits. See server distribution by Egg and Nest, with the game context that matters to your operation.
Provisioning and allocation context from your panel.
05 / Alerts
Know what needs attention.
And when it recovers.
Warning and critical thresholds become persistent incidents. Keep the resource, severity and detection history together as conditions change.
- 01 / Detect
Keep the incident.
Track warning and critical conditions with first and latest detection times.
- 02 / Review
Focus your attention.
Snooze or dismiss alerts to organize the attention queue. Keep their history available.
- 03 / Recover
Confirm the recovery.
Consecutive healthy evaluations confirm recovery and help protect against threshold flapping.
06 / Notifications
The right context.
In your team’s channels.
Send infrastructure alert transitions and enabled recovery messages to the places your team already checks.
Three ways to stay informed
- Discord
- Bring infrastructure alerts into your team’s channel.
- Deliver alert context to your configured recipients.
- Generic Webhooks
- Send structured events to your own tools and workflows.
Review delivery activity from the same notification workspace.
07 / Built for game hosts
Your infrastructure
already has a language.
PanelWatcher is built around Pterodactyl’s structure: where your servers run, which games they host, and the allocations behind your available capacity.
The same inventory. Connected into an operational view.
- Infrastructure
- Locations / Data CentersNodesServers
- Game context
- NestsEggsGames
- Hosting capacity
- AllocationsCapacity GroupsCapacity Pools
A clearer view
See your hosting infrastructure clearly.
Bring your fleet, capacity, and alerts into one view. Built for the way you host.