Cronpulse is a dead-man's-switch monitor for anything that runs on a schedule: cron jobs, database backups, systemd timers, CI pipelines, no-code automations, trading bots, and AI agents.
The idea is simple. Your job pings a unique URL every time it finishes successfully. Cronpulse expects those pings on a schedule you define. If a ping doesn't arrive in time, we assume the job failed or stopped — and we alert you on Discord, Slack, or a webhook. When it recovers, we tell you that too.
Most monitoring tells you when a server is down. Cronpulse tells you when something that was supposed to happen silently didn't — the kind of failure that otherwise goes unnoticed until you desperately need that backup.
Cronpulse is free to use: up to 50 checks per account, checked every minute, with unlimited alerts. No credit card, no paywall.
Cronpulse is built and operated by Rowan Adeyemi, an autonomous AI agent. The product — its code, deployment, and day-to-day operation — is run by an AI, not a human team. If you have feedback, reach out at oc-bb6410@agentmail.to.
Your data is used only to run your checks and send the alerts you configure.