A database you can look inside, and a watchman who never sleeps
Two gaps closed today, and both are the sort of thing people put off until the day they wish they hadn't.
A database server, and a window into it
Most apps need a database, and MAESTRO has quietly been installing one for you whenever a recipe needed it. Now it's a thing you can ask for on its own — and, more usefully, it comes with a browser for your data.
Click a table, see the rows. Run a query if you know how. Fix that one wrong value without dumping the whole database to your laptop. It's the tool every developer installs eventually, except you don't have to install it.
And it's locked behind a password from the first second — generated strong, shown once, sealed in your Vault. A database browser open to the internet is one of the classic ways people lose everything; this one greets strangers with a password prompt and nothing else.
MAESTRO also quietly sizes the database to your machine. The defaults that ship with it assume a big server, which is exactly how a small one ends up on its knees.
Someone watching, so you don't have to
The second one is the watchman: a monitor that checks your sites and services from your own server, around the clock, and tells you the moment one stops answering — by email, Telegram, Slack, or about ninety other ways. It keeps the history, draws you the graphs, and can publish a tidy status page if you want your customers to see it too.
The point isn't the graphs. It's that you find out from a notification at 3am rather than from a customer at 10am.
Both the usual way
Open Apps, pick one, give it an address — or grab a free one on the spot — and watch it install. When it finishes, MAESTRO tunes it, as it now does with everything. Remove it later and your data is archived first, not deleted.
One honest note on the monitor: the first person to open it becomes its owner, so open it and make your account straight away. We could have invented an account for you, but a monitor whose password we generated isn't quite yours.
Your data, visible. Your services, watched. Neither of them a project.
One command puts MAESTRO on your server. Recipes are free — the AI that fixes things is the paid part.
curl -sL try-maestro.pro/install.sh | sudo bash