macOS
V1.0The complete native experience, in the menu bar and in a detachable window.
Let it Watch.Rest easy.
A clear view of what matters, without endless dashboards or unnecessary noise.
Every NAS.One Sentinel.
Say hello to NAS Sentinel, your NAS’s best friend. NAS Sentinel monitors locally, highlights what matters, and helps you stay stress-free.
Monitor. Alert. Explain. You decide.
- Built for Mac
- Multi-NAS
- Privacy by design
Smart alerts
What matters. When it matters.
Something changes? NAS Sentinel lets you know. Something matters? It explains why.
Multi-NAS monitoring
All your NAS. One clear view.
Storage, RAID, disks, SMART, temperatures, network activity, and UPS: the essential health of your NAS in one clear view.
Built for Mac
Your NAS health.A click away.
NAS Sentinel lives in the macOS menu bar. Keep it attached for a quick check or detach it when you want more detail.
Multi-NAS insights
Know more. Worry less.
NAS Sentinel Health Intelligence helps identify what is normal, what is changing, and what may need your attention.
NAS Sentinel, across your Apple devices.
Mac first. Companion experiences next.
iOS
Coming nextA companion experience for checking important signals on the go.
iPadOS
Coming nextA larger view designed for following several devices.
watchOS
Coming nextEssential alerts available quickly from your wrist.
More to come…
Stay tunedNew NAS Sentinel features will be presented here as they are announced.
Private by design.Local-first.
NAS Sentinel works directly between your NAS and your Mac. Sensitive SNMP information is protected using macOS Keychain. No NAS Sentinel cloud for monitoring, no NAS admin login, and no automatic transfer of NAS monitoring data.
- Sensitive information protected by macOS Keychain
- Remote access through Tailscale or a VPN you control
- SNMP is never exposed to the public Internet
Answers before questions.
Does NAS Sentinel use a cloud service?
No. Monitoring works directly between your NAS and your Mac. No NAS Sentinel cloud backend is required.
Do I need to provide a NAS administrator account?
No. NAS Sentinel does not request a NAS administrator login. Sensitive SNMP information is protected using macOS Keychain.
Can I monitor several NAS devices?
Yes. The trial and Pro edition support up to five NAS devices from the same Mac.
Can I monitor remotely?
Yes, through a private connection you control, such as Tailscale or a suitable VPN. SNMP should never be exposed to the public Internet.
Which NAS devices are compatible?
NAS Sentinel is compatible with Synology NAS devices depending on the model, with supported DSM 6.x and 7.x versions. Many additional platforms are planned for the future. With NAS Sentinel Discover Engine, heterogeneous monitoring will be possible directly from your Mac.