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Currently building a website monitoring SaaS
I started with a simple n8n workflow that could detect whether a website was up or down. Now I'm turning it into a full monitoring platform for uptime, performance, APIs, DNS, SSL, domains, content, security and infrastructure.
The goal isn't to build just another uptime checker. I'm focusing on making the experience simpler, more actionable and more flexible than the typical monitoring setup with one dashboard for different monitoring types, clear incident tracking, response time graphs, configurable checks and multi-channel alerts.
I'm building the backend and automation with n8n + Supabase + JavaScript, while designing the dashboard around real monitoring data and incidents.
It's still a work in progress, but I'm gradually moving it from:
Check → UP/DOWN → Alert
towards:
Monitor → Detect → Analyze → Incident → Alert → Report
Sharing the progress as I build it.
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