BoxWatch
BoxWatch is server monitoring that does the job of four tools at once: metrics, cron heartbeats, uptime checks, and process monitoring. One agent, one dashboard, one bill.
Most teams stitch together Datadog (or similar) for metrics, Healthchecks.io for cron, UptimeRobot for HTTP checks, and a separate supervisor for processes. BoxWatch replaces all of that.
Metrics: CPU, memory, disk, network, load, and uptime, collected by a small open-source bash agent installed with one curl command. Trend charts, side-by-side comparison views, and disk-full prediction that warns you days before a volume actually fills.
Cron heartbeats: ping a URL when a job finishes, get alerted when the ping is late or missing. Four alert types with transition-based dedup so you never get spammed.
Uptime checks: HTTP, TCP, and TLS-expiry probes executed by your own deployed BoxWatch agents.
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Uptime Tracker
Uptime Tracker monitors websites, APIs, servers and scheduled jobs around the clock, rechecking failures before sending alerts to help distinguish outages from brief network errors. It supports HTTP(S) and keyword checks, SSL certificates, TCP ports, DNS records, ping, domain expiry, authenticated API tests with JSON assertions, multi-step API workflows, gRPC, SMTP, IMAP and heartbeat monitoring for cron jobs and backups. Alerts can be routed through rules to email, SMS, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, Telegram, Google Chat, PagerDuty, Pushover, ntfy, Gotify, Mattermost, Rocket.Chat and webhooks, with on-call schedules and escalation. The service includes incident timelines, maintenance windows, reports and hosted status pages on custom domains. Individuals, developers, SaaS teams, agencies, freelancers, online stores and small businesses can use it to monitor services and communicate availability. A free plan includes two monitors; paid plans start at $9 per month.
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RunVouch
Most monitors tell you a job pinged. RunVouch tells you whether it did the work: it records the start, end, cost, tokens, tool calls and the evidence a run should leave behind, and alerts when any is missing. A run that never started, one that stalled, one that exited non-zero, one looping in a retry storm, one over its cost cap, and the one no heartbeat monitor catches: a run that reported ok while its output was never written.
Every finished run is hashed into a leaf, every day of leaves into a Merkle root, chained to the day before and stamped into Bitcoin with OpenTimestamps: a report cannot be edited afterwards, not even by us. Anyone can verify a sealed run in the browser, without an account, and edit a field to watch the hashes break.
The client is one dependency-free Python file that wraps any command and fails open, so monitoring cannot break the job. Claude Code, OpenClaw, n8n, GitHub Actions, cron, systemd, Slack, MCP. Free for 20 agents. MIT, self-hostable.
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WatchCron
WatchCron is a cron job monitoring service that helps DevOps teams and developers ensure their scheduled tasks run on time. Create monitoring endpoints, attach them to your cron jobs with a simple HTTP ping, and get instant alerts via email, Slack, or webhook when a job fails, runs late, or doesn't execute at all. WatchCron supports custom schedules, grace periods, team collaboration, and detailed execution history. Designed for reliability-focused teams who need confidence that their background jobs, backups, and automated scripts are running as expected.
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