One HTTP request at the end of your cron job. If it doesn't arrive on schedule, you get alerted. Status badges for your README. Dead simple.
No agents to install. No SDKs. Just one HTTP request.
Sign up and create a monitor via the API. You get a unique ping URL and token.
Add curl .../ping/TOKEN to the end of your cron job or script. That's it.
If a ping doesn't arrive within the expected schedule + grace period, we alert your webhook.
One line at the end of your script. Works with every platform and runtime.
# Add to end of your cron job: */5 * * * * /path/to/script.sh && \ curl -fsS --retry 3 https://cronping.anethoth.com/ping/YOUR_TOKEN
import requests # Your job logic here do_backup() # Ping CronPing on success requests.get("https://cronping.anethoth.com/ping/YOUR_TOKEN")
// Your job logic here await runBackup(); // Ping CronPing on success await fetch("https://cronping.anethoth.com/ping/YOUR_TOKEN");
# Simple GET request - works from anywhere curl https://cronping.anethoth.com/ping/YOUR_TOKEN # With retry for reliability curl -fsS --retry 3 https://cronping.anethoth.com/ping/YOUR_TOKEN
Built for developers who care about reliability but don't want to babysit a monitoring stack.
Instant alerts when a job misses schedule. Hook into Slack, Discord, PagerDuty, or your own endpoint.
Set intervals from every minute to every month. Configurable grace periods for jobs that run slow.
Full history of every ping with timestamps and source IPs. Debug timing issues at a glance.
Embeddable SVG badges for your GitHub README. Show the world your cron jobs are healthy.
Share a status page with your team or clients. Real-time ping history, uptime percentage, last seen.
Deploying or doing maintenance? Pause monitors to silence alerts. Resume when you're ready.
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