Live PC sensors
Load, clocks, temperatures, memory, disks, and fans on the Windows machine.
Use Pulse Command Center by Ktron: a Windows board where live PC sensors, Proxmox, TrueNAS, the network, camera feeds, and Home Assistant devices sit together.
It is not another browser start page and not the self-hosted “Pulse” monitor on GitHub.
Pulse is the board for the desk machine and the lab. Open it on Windows and the same glance covers the PC you are sitting at, the Proxmox host and guests, TrueNAS pools, the path across the network, Blink- and Ring-style feeds, and the smart-home devices that hang off Home Assistant.
Windows app, version 2.1.2. The file is Pulse-Setup-2.1.2-x64.exe. Unsigned preview.
Homarr and Homepage are browser start pages for self-hosted services. Pulse Command Center by Ktron is a Windows app: the desk PC’s sensors sit on the same board as Proxmox, TrueNAS, cameras, and Home Assistant.
People usually build that view by hand: a Grafana page for Proxmox and storage, then camera cards, then a separate tool for the Windows PC. Pulse already lays those layers on one board.
Load, clocks, temperatures, memory, disks, and fans on the Windows machine.
Pool health and which VMs or LXCs are up, beside the PC.
WAN through the switch to the PC, the lab, the cameras, and the home devices.
Blink/Ring-style feeds, lights, locks, sensors, and the alarm on the same screen.
No. Those are browser start pages for self-hosted services. Pulse is a Windows app: the desk PC’s sensors sit on the same board as Proxmox, TrueNAS, cameras, and Home Assistant.
Yes. Proxmox guests and camera feeds are part of the same board as the PC sensors and TrueNAS pools — the layout the product is built for.
No. Pulse Command Center by Ktron (ktron.dev) is a Windows command-center app. It is not rcourtman/Pulse (pulserelay.pro), not pulsecommand.com, and not Ktron Space (ktronspace.com).
From ktron.dev. Current Windows build: version 2.1.2 (Pulse-Setup-2.1.2-x64.exe). Unsigned preview.