PH Deck

Users rely on manual checks or basic monitoring tools for cron jobs and uptime, facing complex setups and delayed incident detection leading to unresolved critical failures.

Users currently manage API uptime and performance with manual or complex DevOps setups, facing time-consuming setup and maintenance and requiring specialized DevOps expertise.

Users rely on manual checks or basic tools for monitoring website and server uptime, leading to delayed detection of downtime and performance issues and inefficient tracking of SSL certificates, cron jobs, or SEO metrics.

Users may not be aware when their cron jobs fail

Businesses struggle to monitor the health of their websites and servers effectively and need to frequently shift between tools. Traditional monitoring solutions can be complex and separate from communication channels, making coordination slower.

Users rely on manual or expensive tools to monitor website uptime, leading to missed downtime alerts and increased potential for lost business opportunities.

Users rely on third-party uptime monitoring services which often come with higher costs, limited customization, and data privacy concerns due to external hosting and lack of control.

Users are experiencing silent failures in background jobs that go undetected until customers are affected, leading to unresolved issues and potential revenue loss. Traditional monitoring solutions fail to provide timely alerts before customer impact occurs.

Users struggle to monitor their websites, APIs, and cron jobs for critical issues such as downtime or performance problems. The old solution may not provide comprehensive or timely alerts, which leaves businesses vulnerable to extended outages and the associated loss of customers and reputation. A key drawback of this old situation is the lack of real-time notifications and a comprehensive view of system health.

Users struggle to monitor domain registration changes and keep track of multiple domains efficiently.

Drawbacks: Lack of a privacy-first solution for monitoring domain registration data, inability to query domains directly from the browser, limited monitoring capacity for multiple domains, no immediate alerts for registration details or status changes.