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VPS Security Inspector

Automatically check security patches and configs across multiple VPS, with one-click hardening checklists

Problem
Indie developers and small teams often manage multiple VPS instances. When a major vulnerability drops, they spend a full day manually checking and patching each server, often in a chaotic and error-prone way. Existing security tools are mostly enterprise-grade, complex to deploy, or expensive.
Solution
Connect to servers via SSH, automatically collect OS versions, installed software, open ports, and critical configs. Compare against vulnerability databases and generate an actionable hardening checklist. Support one-click security updates and config fixes, with change history.
Users
Indie developers managing multiple VPS, small studios, outsourced ops engineers
MVP
Add servers via SSH; periodically scan patch status and common risky configs; generate prioritized security reports; one-click apply security updates; provide change logs and rollback hints
Revenue
Subscription based on number of servers; free tier up to 2 servers; paid tier adds auto-remediation, report export, and alert integrations
Why now
VPS and cloud server costs keep dropping, small teams host more sites, yet security ops tools remain enterprise-focused. Indie developers can enter with a lightweight solution.

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