HTTP checks as often as every 15s on your endpoints, plus heartbeats from your cron jobs. When one fails, Telegram tells you before your users do.
There is a specific kind of anxiety when you launch a product. You check your phone every hour. Is it working? Did the server crash? Is the database up?
You shouldn't have to live like that. You need a system that taps you on the shoulder only when it's important, so you can actually enjoy your dinner.
We call your endpoints and check the status code and how long the response took. Your cron jobs call us back when they finish. If either goes quiet, you hear about it.
HTTP checks on status code and response time
Heartbeats for cron jobs and background workers
Telegram and webhook alerts, plus a public status page
No agent to install, no YAML. You can be done before your coffee cools.
Logdash starts calling it right away, on the interval you pick. Every check records the status code and how long the response took.
Open the monitor's notification channels, add @logdash_uptime_bot to your chat or group, and send it the passphrase Logdash shows you.
Next time a check fails, the alert lands in your Telegram within one check interval. Webhooks work the same way if you would rather route it yourself.