Website monitoring for the people responsible for the site.

Pain

You have a website that represents the business, but you are not sitting in server logs all day. Downtime, an expired SSL certificate, or a broken contact form usually shows up as a customer complaint.

Solution

Watcher watches the public site and alerts you when something needs attention — without turning you into your own IT department.

Relevant monitors

• Uptime
• SSL expiry
• Critical page changes
• Simple alerts

Pain

Client sites are easy to forget after launch. Manually clicking through them is unpaid work until something breaks on a Friday.

Solution

Monitor client websites from one place. See which sites need a look, then send a clear report instead of a vague “I’ll check.”

Relevant monitors

• Multiple client websites
• Centralized monitoring
• Client-ready health reports

Pain

Dozens of sites, mixed stacks, and no spare time to babysit every homepage. Incidents still land on the agency.

Solution

Keep track of many websites, catch incidents earlier, and give clients visibility. White-label reporting is a future feature, not a launch promise.

Relevant monitors

• Monitoring at scale
• Incident history
• Client visibility
• White-label (upcoming)

Pain

You don’t need a full observability stack to know the marketing site, signup page, or docs went sideways.

Solution

Lightweight website health for landing pages, performance, and — later — critical workflows like signup.

Relevant monitors

• Landing page uptime
• Performance
• API/website health
• Workflow checks (upcoming)