For NAS and home storage
Careful hands for the box that holds everything.
Your NAS is the one machine that must not be improvised on. Serverwright gives your agent deliberate hands there: it reads before it writes, every touch is recorded, and destructive operations are refused unless asked for by name.
The backup share was left writable to every account on the box.
The backups share is yours alone again, and the change is on the record with who asked for it and when.
What it can reach
The chores the web UI makes slow
Files and shares
Organize years of accumulated files, fix share permissions, and hunt down what is actually eating a volume.
Configs and stacks
Edit service configs and compose files in place, and untangle the container stack that stopped coming up after an update.
Deliberate deletion
A non-empty folder is refused unless the delete is explicitly recursive, so a tree is never destroyed by a loose request.
Works with any NAS that exposes SFTP, including Synology, QNAP, TrueNAS, and unraid boxes. Your data outlives everything here: changing or cancelling a plan never deletes a server, a credential, or a row of history.
Give the storage box a careful operator.
Start free, connect the NAS, and let the first cleanup run on the record.