Capto
Monitor cron jobs, background workers and containers. Capto tells you when one goes quiet and shows the last useful context the moment it does — heartbeat, cron and HTTP checks, with Docker as a heart
Overview
Monitor cron jobs, background workers and containers. Capto tells you when one goes quiet and shows the last useful context the moment it does — heartbeat, cron and HTTP checks, with Docker as a heartbeat recipe, and alerts via ntfy, Telegram, email or webhook.
Capto appears to be a monitoring tool designed to alert users when cron jobs, background workers, or containers become inactive, providing context about the last known state of these processes. It offers heartbeat, cron, and HTTP checks, with alerts sent through various channels without requiring an agent installation.
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- TaglineMonitor cron jobs, background workers and containers. Capto tells you when one goes quiet and shows the last useful context the moment it does — heartbeat, cron and HTTP checks,...
- ObservedRecorded Source: capto.run
- DescriptionMonitor cron jobs, background workers and containers. Capto tells you when one goes quiet and shows the last useful context the moment it does — heartbeat, cron and HTTP checks,...
- ObservedRecorded Source: capto.run
- Starting price$9
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- Free planYes
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- Free trialYes
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- Pricing modelfreemium
- AI-inferredRecorded Source: capto.run
- IntegrationsTelegram
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- Plan: FreeFree
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- Plan: Pro$9/mo
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- SummaryCapto appears to be a monitoring tool designed to alert users when cron jobs, background workers, or containers become inactive, providing context about the last known state of ...
- AI-inferredRecorded Source link unavailable
Pricing
- checks
- 20
- email alerts
- 1 address, 20/day
- history kept
- 3 days
- alert channels
- 5
- Enough to watch a real side project, not a trial.
- Email alerts 1 address, 20/day
- History kept 3 days
- checks
- 100
- email alerts
- unlimited
- history kept
- 90 days
- alert channels
- 20
- For when something you get paid for depends on it.
- Email alerts unlimited
- History kept 90 days
Who Is It For
Teams or developers managing cron jobs and background processes who need timely alerts and context when issues arise.
Organizations looking for a comprehensive dashboard or extensive integrations beyond the basic alerting functionalities.
Strengths & Weaknesses
Capto's ability to provide immediate alerts with contextual information when monitored processes fail, without the need for additional installations.
Limited visibility into broader monitoring metrics beyond the specific checks it performs (AI-inferred; may be outdated. Founders can correct this)
Classification
Alternatives to Capto
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