About the service
Website owners should not need infrastructure tooling to answer a simple question: is my website working right now?
The problem we wanted to solve
Most monitoring platforms are built for engineering teams. They assume you want dashboards, query languages, alerting rules and integrations. If you run a small shop, a portfolio or a blog, that is a lot of machinery to maintain in order to learn that your site is down.
What we decided to build instead
A service that checks your website continuously and emails you in plain language when something changes. No agents to install, no configuration language, and no dashboard you need training to read.
How we price it
Plans are prepaid and fixed in length. You pay once for the period you choose and nothing renews on its own. If the service stops being useful to you, it simply ends — there is no subscription to remember to cancel.
What we care about
Simplicity
A small number of things that work clearly, rather than a long feature list you have to navigate.
Transparency
Plain pricing, plain limits, and no claims we cannot stand behind.
Useful alerts
An alert should tell you something actionable. We would rather send fewer, clearer messages.
Straightforward pricing
One payment for a fixed period. No automatic renewal and no charges you did not choose.
Accessible monitoring
The service should make sense to someone who does not work in technology.
Clear communication
If something is not yet built, or not included, we say so.
Where the service is today
We are building this service now. This website presents the plans and the interface; the monitoring engine is being developed and is not yet running. We would rather show you exactly what is included than imply more than exists.