Your Server Is Slowly Falling Apart (And You Don't Know It)

Most server outages aren't sudden. They're the result of months of quiet degradation that nobody noticed until it was too late.

Right now, on servers you're responsible for, there are almost certainly things quietly getting worse. Not broken, not alarming, just degrading.

Disks Fill Up

Log files grow. Temp directories accumulate. Old deployments linger. Nobody notices until the disk hits 95% and writes start failing.

Services Silently Crash

A background worker stops processing. A cron job fails and nobody checks. Users notice before your monitoring does.

Security Drifts

Packages fall behind on patches. SSL certificates approach expiration. SSH configs get loosened during debugging and never tightened.

What Servers Actually Need

What servers need isn't more alerts. It's continuous, intelligent diagnosis. Something that looks at the whole system, understands what's normal, spots what's drifting, and explains what to do about it before it becomes urgent.

That's why we built Tink. One command to install. Continuous monitoring. Plain-English diagnosis. Guided fixes from the CLI.