You create an email address for a project. A month later, the project ends, but the email keeps coming. Having a separate address helped you organize the mail. Being able to switch that address off would make it much more useful. That is the idea b...

For a long time, uptime monitoring has been treated as a visual problem. Dashboards. Charts. Percentages. Green lights. That approach worked when monitoring was mostly about humans checking screens. But modern systems are different. APIs talk to AP...

Most uptime monitors still treat the web like it’s 2009. They ping a public homepage, get a 200 OK, and declare everything healthy. Meanwhile the actual system your users depend on is an authenticated API sitting quietly behind headers, tokens, and ...

I built Site Informant because I wanted a monitoring tool that was: simple affordable developer-friendly and not overloaded with features I don’t need It checks uptime, tracks response time, and warns before SSL certificates expire, with clean a...

As developers, we’ve all had that moment… A production site goes down, an SSL certificate quietly expires, or a client messages you saying, “Hey, is something wrong with the website?” Most uptime tools I found were either too expensive, too bloated,...