Luke @ Lideroo.com

PerkyDash - Website monitoring with instant emergency status pages

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Built this after my SaaS went down at 2am with no way to tell customers what was happening. Most monitoring tools just ping your URL — they say "UP" while your checkout page is completely broken. PerkyDash catches what others miss: visual diff spots layout breaks, API flow monitoring tests real user journeys, and status pages are built in, not a paid add-on. The killer feature? A free emergency status page — live in 60 seconds, no signup. Your fire extinguisher for when everything goes down.

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Luke @ Lideroo.com
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Luke (@lideroocom), indie maker with 30 years in software development. Been building and shipping products since before many of you were born 😅 I built PerkyDash after a painful experience: my SaaS went down at 2am, customers were tweeting angry messages, and I had NO way to communicate quickly. Setting up Statuspage.io? 30+ minutes. Writing individual emails? Chaos. Tweeting "we're on it"? Unprofessional. So I built the tool I wished existed: 🚨 **60 seconds to live status page** Enter your domain → Get a shareable link → Post updates No signup. No credit card. No setup. **How it works:** 1. Your site goes down (it happens to everyone) 2. Go to perkydash.com/tools/emergency-status-page 3. Enter your domain 4. You have a live status page to share with customers **After the emergency:** The free tool saves you during the crisis. But what about preventing the next one? PerkyDash offers full monitoring to catch issues BEFORE customers notice: → Uptime monitoring (HTTP, ping, TCP) → Process flow monitoring (login, checkout, signup) → Visual diff monitoring (catch broken UI) → SSL & domain expiry alerts → Heartbeat/cron job monitoring → And more... 8 monitoring types in one dashboard **The model:** Emergency status pages = Free forever Full monitoring + permanent status pages = From $9.99/mo Built for indie makers who don't have a DevOps team but still want professional incident communication AND proactive monitoring. Would love feedback: - What would make you use this during your next outage? - Which monitoring type matters most to you? Follow the journey: @lideroocom on X Thanks for checking it out! 🙏