Features
Headtower is organized around the things an operator does, not around a grid of stat cards. Each view is a focused instrument; the command palette ties them together so you rarely have to reach for the mouse.
The shape of the console
- Machines is the home view - the core readout of every node in the tailnet.
- Dashboard answers “is the network healthy?” at a glance with the live coverage view.
- Access & ACLs is where policy is read, reasoned about, and changed.
- Routes is where advertised subnets and exit nodes are approved.
- Settings holds keys, diagnostics, and the things you touch rarely but need to trust.
- Command palette is the keyboard-first way through all of it.
Everything shares one design language: hairline rules, mono for every identifier and number, a single beacon-amber accent, and status colors that mean exactly one thing each.
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