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Proxmox VE client for macOS, Windows and Linux

Where your guests
come ashore.

ProxYard is a Proxmox VE client on your computer. A server or a whole cluster in one window: every guest, node and storage with live charts, consoles for VMs and containers, backups, GPUs and the cluster settings, and the whole datacenter as a living city. Nothing is installed on the server.

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The whole web UI, as an app

Everything the Proxmox VE web UI does, in one window that shows what happens. ProxYard talks to the PVE API with your API token or your login, and your rights.

The dashboard

The dashboard

The first thing you see: nodes, guests, CPU, memory and storage of the whole datacenter, what needs attention, the busiest guests and the last tasks. It fits one screen and updates every few seconds.

Every guest on one page

Every guest on one page

The tree on the left holds the datacenter, by node, tag, pool or folder, with the tags in their PVE colors. A guest opens with its live usage, status, IP addresses, notes and its history from PVE, an hour to a year. Console, hardware, options, snapshots, backups, cloud-init and firewall are tabs of the same page.

All guests at a glance

All guests at a glance

Every VM and container of the cluster in one dense table: node, state, CPU of the last minutes, memory, network and HA. Filter by kind, state, node or text, select several and start, shut down or reboot them in one step.

GPUs and passthrough

GPUs and passthrough

Every GPU of every node with its IOMMU group, its driver and who uses it: passed through to a VM with vfio-pci, or free for the host. Resource mappings, warnings that would stop a VM from starting, and assigning a GPU to a VM, all on the node's page.

Storage with what is on it

Storage with what is on it

Every storage with its usage, its configuration and what it holds: content by kind, the biggest volumes and the guests that live on it, with the history of its usage below.

The datacenter map

The datacenter map

The whole datacenter as a city that moves with it: select a guest and see its node, usage and state, then open its page or start, stop and migrate it from there.

Proxbit, the assistant

Ask about the datacenter and Proxbit answers with what you need to see: KPI tiles, live cards of nodes and guests, charts from PVE's history, tables, task timelines, the city. It runs on your local Claude Code and can only propose changes.

A health check of nodes and tasks
A health check of nodes and tasks
CPU and memory of every guest, last hour
CPU and memory of every guest, last hour
Backup coverage of every guest
Backup coverage of every guest

The datacenter as a city

The map shows everything at once and moves with it. Each part of the city stands for something in your datacenter.

PlotA tag, a pool or a node, as you choose in the map. Every guest stands on the plot of its group.
HallA guest. A virtual machine is a hall with a flat roof and a silo, a container one with a turning dish on its mast.
MachineA running guest, inside its hall. A stopped guest is a hall with closed doors.
TrucksNetwork traffic. The more a guest sends and receives, the more trucks drive to its hall.
Power plantA node, next to the river. Click it to see a cable to every guest that runs on it.
HarborEverything outside the datacenter. All trucks start and end their trip here.
Guests

Guests

Every VM and container is a hall, grouped on plots by tag, pool or node. The label says how many guests run on the plot; trucks bring and take the guests' network traffic, and stopped guests keep their doors closed.

Nodes

Nodes

Nodes are power plants by the river, with tanks for CPU and memory. Click one and a cable runs to every guest that runs on it.

Safe by design

A client with root on your hypervisor has to be careful. ProxYard never changes anything you have not seen and confirmed.

Nothing on the serverProxYard runs on your computer and only talks to the PVE API, with your token or login and its rights. It installs nothing and changes nothing on its own.
Read only per serverLock a server, and every action is off there: no start, stop, migrate, delete or config change. Reading, charts and logs still work. Buttons your PVE role may not use are off anyway.
Every action is confirmedActions say what they do to which guest on which node. Deleting a guest needs its VMID typed. Secrets stay in the keychain of your computer.
Proxbit only proposesThe assistant has no shell, no files and no other tools. Its only connection is ProxYard, on this computer, for the chats you start. Changes it proposes wait for your accept.

Download

Free, for macOS, Windows and Linux. ProxYard connects to a Proxmox VE server or cluster with an API token or your login; Proxbit needs Claude Code installed and logged in.

macOS Apple silicon and IntelDownload .dmg (Apple silicon) 161.8 MB
Windows Windows 10 and 11Download installer 154 MB
Linux AppImage and .debDownload .deb 139.6 MBDownload AppImage 140.1 MB

Version 0.1.0, 2026-10-17. Other versions and checksums

macOS builds are not notarized yet: open the app with a right click, then Open. Windows builds are not signed, so SmartScreen may warn: More info, Run anyway. Each file has a SHA-256 checksum, see how to verify it.

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