Systems watchdog

Data & management

It watches all your automations and tells you the moment one breaks, so nothing dies quietly in the background.

Problem

An automation can fail silently. Everything looks fine until you notice the reports stopped a week ago, and by then the damage is done.

What it does

• It checks every running system and its memory on a schedule.
• The second one stops, it raises an alert.
• You hear about a break when it happens, not from the fallout.

It's the safety net under the rest, a scheduled monitor whose only job is to catch a silent failure early.

Is this for you?

• You already rely on automations that run unattended.
• A silent failure would cost you before you'd notice.
• You want to be told the moment something stops, not after.