One view of what runs your applications
Discover infrastructure references, organize resources by application, and inspect the evidence behind your operational view.
Start with discovery
Choose an application’s repository folder. Marsward scans on your device for supported SDK imports, dependency declarations, configuration paths, known environment names and provider endpoints. Source text and secret values are not uploaded by the scanner.
Review the evidence, assign an environment, and save the references you recognize. Add anything the scan misses manually. A code reference does not establish that a provider account or resource exists.
Scan a public website
Enter a public HTTPS homepage in discovery to inspect HTML, response-header clues and up to three same-origin scripts. This scan runs through the local API, without signing in or executing code. It can miss backend-only services and is not an uptime, SEO or security audit.
Keep the context together
Organize production, staging, development, preview and shared resources. Keep owners, provider dashboard links, notes and runbooks beside the application they serve. A table and resource map help you find the next place to look.
Understand dependencies
Record which APIs, workers, frontends and infrastructure resources depend on one another, including across applications. Review dependency relationships and potentially affected services from your inventory.
A relationship shows where impact could spread. It does not establish that a service is failing or prove the cause of an incident. Automated incident correlation and alert delivery are planned.
Know what is known
Health, deployments and revenue remain unknown or disconnected without provider observations. Every overview metric explains its source and limitations. Static discovery never becomes a green health check.
Where we are going
Marsward is being built as a unified operations dashboard for SaaS applications, bringing code, deployments, services, infrastructure dependencies, health, analytics and alerts into one place.
An opt-in Vercel deployment connector is available locally. Additional read-only integrations, normalized historical metric snapshots and on-demand reports are planned. Authentication, multi-tenant storage and production security review are still required. The current local review build is not a hosted production service.