An AI that actually knows your network

A built-in assistant you can ask anything — and CoreBot, an autonomous first responder that triages incidents before you've even opened your phone.

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device status

Status you can read at a glance

Every node on every map carries one honest colour. It's the same language across the canvas, the device list, and the alerts — so the state of the network is never more than a glance away.

Online

Reachable and polling cleanly.

Warning

Reachable, but a probe or metric crossed a threshold.

Offline

Both API/SNMP and ping failed — a real outage.

Unknown

Not yet polled, or credentials not set.

why corebit

One place for the whole network

Living topology maps

Build multiple maps and link between them. A map-link node glows red when anything inside its submap goes down, so a fault surfaces from the top level.

CoreBot: AI incidents, handled

An autonomous AI first responder that groups alarms into incidents, investigates root cause vs. collateral, and pages whoever's on duty with a written verdict — often before you've opened your phone.

Monitoring that fails safe

A two-lane poller checks devices in parallel and falls back to ping. Alarms fire only when both the API and ping fail — real outages, not noise.

On-duty alert routing

Route notifications to Telegram, Slack, Pushover, e-mail or a webhook, and hand off to whoever is on shift with per-group on-duty schedules.

Bandwidth on the wire

Read live per-interface throughput straight onto the links between devices, with warning and critical thresholds that alert on sustained load.

A source of truth that maintains itself

Discovered IPs, VLANs, interfaces and MAC tables are kept live as devices are polled — documentation that updates itself instead of going stale.

Yours, on your metal

CoreBit installs on your own Linux box in minutes. No cloud account, no data leaving your network, no per-seat metering.

UniFi, mapped automatically

Point CoreBit at your UniFi controller and its access points, switches and gateways appear with live health, PoE, clients and the links between them — then alarm like any other device.

Monitor networks you can't reach

Deploy a lightweight remote probe agent at a branch, a customer site or behind NAT. It connects outbound only and does the polling from there, while all your config, history, alarms and dashboards stay in one place.

integrations

Speaks your network's languages

Point CoreBit at a device and it picks the right method automatically — or add your own metrics by OID or exporter path.

MikroTik RouterOS API & WinBox — CPU, memory, uptime, firmware, interfaces, IP addresses
Generic SNMP Device info, CPU, memory, uptime, interfaces, traffic
Prometheus / node_exporter Recommended for servers — full vitals, traffic, IP & MAC
Proxmox VE VM placement across a cluster, with dynamic link updates on migration
VMware vSphere vCenter-to-host monitoring via the plugin system
UniFi Network CloudKey / UDM / self-hosted — auto-discovers access points, switches & gateways with vitals, PoE, clients, radios and the links between them
HP iLO (Redfish) Out-of-band health for servers and similar hardware
Ping only Smokeping-style reachability for anything with an address
Custom metrics Any SNMP OID or exporter metric, with calculated formulas and alarms

Migration

Coming from MikroTik "The Dude"?

Import your existing dude.db and CoreBit rebuilds your maps, devices, links and placements in one upload — and can bring the WinBox logins across as shared credential profiles or per-device credentials.

Install and import

who it's for

Built for the people who keep networks up

ISPs & service providers

Backbone and aggregation visibility across sites, with on-duty routing so the right engineer gets paged — and living maps that document the network as it actually is.

Enterprise & NOC teams

One canvas for the whole estate: switches, servers, hypervisors and out-of-band controllers, with role-based access for operators and viewers.

Power users & homelabs

Free for ten devices with every feature unlocked. Map your rack, watch Proxmox VMs move between hosts, and graph anything an exporter exposes.

Desktop app

CoreBit Companion

One-click access to every device — with a zero-knowledge credential vault. Connects to your CoreBit server with a personal API key.

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pricing

Simple pricing, no hidden models

CoreBit runs completely on premise — no cloud, no per-seat billing. Start free, pay once when you outgrow ten devices.

Up to 20 free

Free

€0forever

Everything, for up to 10 devices.

All standard features
Up to 10 devices
+10 free with anonymous usage-stats opt-in (20 total)
On-premise install
Community support

Opt into anonymous usage statistics to unlock 10 extra devices — no account, no personal data.

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Business

€199one-time, lifetime license

For small & medium businesses — unlimited devices, every standard monitoring feature.

All standard monitoring features
Unlimited devices
Lifetime license
Free updates for 1 year
Renewal after year one: €79/yr (optional)

Payment is completed from within CoreBit after you install.

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+10 Devices

€10per pack

Grow the free edition ten devices at a time.

Adds 10 devices to Free
Stack multiple packs
Install the free edition first

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Enterprise · in development

A separate add-on for teams that need automation, reporting, compliance and identity — on top of the standard features.

Everything in Business, unlimited devices
CoreBot — autonomous AI first responder
Incident Manager — declare, assign & resolve incidents
AI reports & authorised Security Testing
Audit trail with log retention & export planned
SIEM / syslog log forwarding planned
Single sign-on (SAML / OIDC) planned
Priority support & onboarding

Enterprise is still being built. CoreBot, Incident Manager, AI reports and authorised Security Testing are live today and free for everyone during an extended preview; audit trail, SIEM/syslog forwarding and single sign-on are on the way. Business licences activated during the preview keep today's preview features after Enterprise ships.

From €1,490/yr Per site, up to ~500 devices. Larger, multi-site and unlimited NOC deployments — contact us. Contact us for pricing

shipping continuously

Kept in step with development

New features surface here as we build them. Here's the latest release.

1.0.0, b932 2026-09-30

Stored passwords, SNMP communities and API tokens are no longer sent to the browser or API clients (shown as ********), and backup downloads now require an administrator
Fixed MikroTik devices polled over Winbox sometimes getting stuck in an online/offline loop until CoreBit was restarted
Fixed a failed Winbox poll sometimes wiping a device's interface list, or marking it online with an unknown name
Improved Winbox polling on slow routers
Custom SNMP metrics that a device does not have are now skipped instead of failing, so one profile can be used on many different models
Devices that do not answer SNMP now have their custom SNMP metrics paused for a while instead of slowing every poll
Fixed a single missing SNMP metric making all SNMP v1 metrics fail, and occasional failures from a single lost packet
IP addresses used by Proxmox and VMware virtual machines are now shown in IPAM with the virtual machine name and host
Added detection of virtual machines moving between hosts, including between ESXi hosts under a vCenter
VMware virtual machines now show each network adapter with its port group, MAC address, connection state and IP addresses
Fixed VMware virtual machines on standalone ESXi hosts not showing any IP addresses
The AI assistant can scan a subnet for active addresses and unknown devices (admins and superusers), list all devices in a subnet, and search virtual machines across all hosts
Added a status value mapping for RouterOS command metrics, the same as SNMP metrics
Added Copy buttons for SNMP and RouterOS custom metrics and for credential profiles
Credential profiles are now grouped by type, collapsed by default and searchable
RouterOS command and PromQL metrics can now be chosen as variables (At a Glance, text labels and notifications)
Interface link speed can be set from the Link Types list for interfaces that do not report one
Interfaces a device no longer reports are shown under a new Stale filter and can be removed
Clicking the traffic icon next to a monitored interface opens the full bandwidth chart with zoom
Fixed interfaces without a reported link speed raising false bandwidth alarms
Fixed the * (any other value) setting in status mappings not working
Fixed status metrics sometimes showing the raw value instead of OK, Warning or Error

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