For AI-built apps
Your app shipped itself. Now who's watching it?
Replit, Lovable, Vercel, Bolt — the building is solved. The watching is not. A daily code scan is not monitoring, a cron job that dies makes no sound, and an app with no traffic shows an empty analytics chart while it's down. Quietbeat is the monitor that runs while you don't: a 60-second check on every URL, a dead-man switch on every scheduled job, and a status page your users can hold you to.
What your platform actually gives you.
A daily scan is not a monitor.
Some builders review your project's code and errors once a day and call it monitoring. An outage at 09:00 surfaces tomorrow morning. Quietbeat checks every 60 seconds and pages you inside the minute.
Scheduled jobs fail in silence.
Platform crons are best-effort: a missed run leaves no log, no retry, no alert — on any of the big app builders. The backup that "runs nightly" can stop for a month before anyone looks. A Quietbeat heartbeat is one line at the end of the job; a missed window opens an incident.
Request analytics need requests.
Platform dashboards draw what traffic they saw. When your app is down and nobody can reach it, they draw nothing at all. The watcher has to stand outside the building.
One line, wherever it deploys.
0 3 * * * ./backup.sh && curl -fsS https://quietbeat.dev/b/YOUR_TOKENWorks from any platform that can run curl — and if your coding agent set the cron up, it can wire the dead-man switch itself over MCP, in the same conversation.
The parts that matter.
Evidence, not just a siren
Every alert arrives with the evidence: what the checker saw, DNS, TLS, the response-time run-up — the investigation is already started.
A status page your users trust
Hosted outside your app, so it stays up when the app doesn't. Free on every plan, badges included.
Cross-platform by nature
The frontend on Vercel, the API on Fly, the cron on Replit — one monitor watches all of it; no platform lock.
Flat price, no meters
Free for 10 monitors; $9 flat for 50. No per-seat fees, no credits, no usage anxiety.
Refugees welcome.
Freshping shut down on 6 March 2026. UptimeRobot includes webhook alerts only from its Team plan (its pricing, checked 16 Oct 2026). If you're carrying monitors from somewhere that stopped carrying you, bring everything across in one paste — the importer keeps names, intervals, and heartbeats.