Cleaner structure, stronger answers, and clearer access language.

AwareGuardian is a device monitoring platform focused on live fleet visibility, alert response, device investigation, and controlled multi-tenant operations.

It is built for IT teams, academic environments, and organizations that need practical device oversight with clear access boundaries.

The homepage now includes a dedicated Watch Demo section designed for an embedded walkthrough, and the contact flow can be used to request a guided demo conversation.

Yes. The current public model supports up to 10 monitored devices without presenting the platform as a standard monthly subscription product.

Larger quotas are handled through an AwareGuardian platform-admin request flow rather than through self-serve pricing tiers.

The AwareGuardian platform admin reviews and approves quota growth for organizations that need to monitor more than the standard free allocation.

A tenant is provisioned for the organization, the first IT supervisor is invited by email, and that supervisor generates the key used to register devices.

An IT supervisor generates a supervisor key and installs the monitoring agent on each device. Once the agent registers successfully, the device starts reporting into the workspace.

The agent collects operational system information such as CPU usage, memory usage, disk usage, and heartbeat status. It is not positioned as a collector of personal files or unrelated user content.

Yes. The product surfaces live device status, recent activity, telemetry changes, and alert-driven review so teams can work from current operational state.

Yes. Alert thresholds can be configured per device for metrics such as CPU, memory, and disk.

Yes. Device detail views provide metric history, threshold context, logs, and supporting review surfaces for investigation.

AwareGuardian uses tenant-aware architecture with isolated organization workspaces, role-based access, and security controls designed to keep one organization’s view separate from another’s.

The public role model includes IT supervisors, viewers, and platform admins. Supervisors manage onboarding and operational tasks, viewers have read-focused monitoring access, and platform admins manage tenant governance.

Supervisor keys provide a controlled registration path for devices and help tie onboarding to the correct tenant.

Accounts are created through invitation as part of the tenant onboarding flow.

Yes. The platform includes account-management flows for password reset and related access changes, while keeping those actions separate from the public site.