Built by people who got paged too often

Why this exists

The product didn't start as a product. It started as accumulated frustration with the access path: incidents where the VPN was the incident, offboarding that meant hunting through authorized_keys files, and monitoring data that lived three tools away from the shell you needed to act on it.

So we built the thing we wanted to use. Outbound-only agents, a relay in the middle, a browser client, and the operational data next to the access. We ran it on our own infrastructure first. Then MSPs who saw it asked to run it on theirs, and that's when it stopped being an internal tool. The longer version of that story is in why we built LynxTrac.

What we build

A unified IT operations platform: RMM with patching and scripting, browser-based remote desktop and SSH, continuous deployments with approval gates, log analysis, cloud governance across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, and a Wazuh-powered XDR suite. One lightweight agent on the endpoint, one console for the team, multi-tenant from the ground up for MSPs. The features overview has the full map, and the changelog tracks what ships.

Who's behind it

LynxTrac is built and operated by Pixbots Private Limited, the same entity named in our terms and privacy policy. We're a small team, which has one honest upside: the people answering [email protected] are the people who built the thing.