Know your app is down before your users do.
Built for builders who'd rather ship the next thing than babysit servers. We watch, we confirm, we tell you in plain English.
Your app went down at 3:47 AM. You found out at 9:15 — from a customer.
You were asleep, or deep in a prompt shipping the next feature. Meanwhile a deploy quietly took the site down and every visitor hit a blank page for five and a half hours. We can't stop the outage. We can fix the part where you're the last to know.
Three regions. One rule. Plain English.
Uptime monitoring needs nothing but a URL. Everything deeper is one click or one snippet away — and always opt-in.
Paste your URL
Drop in your app's address. We start watching in seconds — no DNS changes, no code.
We watch from 3 regions
Every 60 seconds from iad, ams and sin. One flaky region never pages you — we alert only when 2 of 3 agree.
You get a plain-language email
No stack trace soup. A human-written sentence on what broke — and a button to paste the fix into your AI tool.
Start with a URL. Go as deep as you like.
Level 1 needs zero setup. The deeper levels are opt-in, per app — connect them when you want more than uptime.
Watching from the outside
The moment you paste a URL we start probing like a visitor would. No code, no agent, nothing to deploy.
- uptime · every 60s from 3 regions
- SSL certificate + expiry
- domain & DNS health
- security headers
Watching your code
A read-only GitHub App scans what you actually ship — and auto-detects your stack so the advice fits it.
- known CVEs in your dependencies
- secrets committed by accident
- stack detection → tailored fixes
Watching from the inside
A three-line snippet reports the things only your app can see. If the nightly cron goes quiet, you hear about it.
- database health
- Stripe webhook receipts
- cron job heartbeats
Everything a solo founder needs. Nothing a DevOps team would.
Confirmed from 3 regions
The 2-of-3 rule kills false alarms. One region hiccups, you keep sleeping.
Security & dependency scans
Exposed secrets, risky headers and outdated packages flagged before someone else finds them.
SSL & domain expiry warnings
A heads-up weeks before your certificate or domain lapses — not a 500 on launch day.
Incident timeline
Every outage, with duration and recovery, kept tidy — so you can see patterns, not chaos.
Alerts a human wrote
Plain sentences, not codes. “Your database refused connections” beats “ECONNREFUSED 500”.
Fix: check the start command & env vars, then redeploy.
Every feature, on every plan. Including free.
You only pay for more apps and more frequent scans. No feature is held hostage behind a bigger number.