Proberix

Website & API Uptime Monitoring Service

189 followers

Website & API Uptime Monitoring Service

189 followers

Proberix is designed to notify you when your API endpoint or website is down. It checks from multiple geographic locations, performing simultaneous HTTP and HTTPS checks to detect server errors, unavailability, and timeouts.

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Proberix

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Hello Product Hunt! 👋 After years in a product team at a leading monitoring company, I decided it was time to create something of my own. For 7 years, I assisted teams in designing and building SaaS applications for website and uptime monitoring. During this period, I noticed a recurring trend in the industry: once companies received their initial investment or were acquired, their focus often shifted significantly. The priorities turned towards maximizing revenue, leading to bloated applications and a focus on metrics for investors and shareholders. Consequently, this resulted in more expensive plans and a barrage of "UPGRADE NOW!" emails for oversized packages. These strategies frequently utilized dark UX patterns aimed not only at increasing fees but also at making it challenging for users to disengage or opt for simpler alternatives. I set out to test an idea: developing a straightforward, user-centric app that excels in one specific area rather than offering an all-in-one solution. After testing a pilot version and seeing strong user retention, I decided to transition from the experimental stage to a more established phase. I’m excited to introduce Proberix — a monitoring tool designed to promptly alert you if your website or API goes down. Recognizing the critical nature of downtime for SaaS owners, I believe you'll find it worthwhile to try. My aim is to create an app that appears simple yet is built to handle enterprise-level tasks without the clutter and pressure commonly seen in post-investment scenarios. I’d greatly appreciate your feedback. Thanks for checking it out!

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2yr ago

@nkozmoyan Congrats on the launch! Wishing you and your team an exciting journey ahead. What inspired you to create this?

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2yr ago

@nkozmoyan This sounds like a great idea, especially for users who are frustrated with bloated monitoring tools! Proberix's focus on simplicity and core functionality is refreshing. Here are some questions and how you can leverage my expertise: - Does Proberix offer different notification options (e.g., email, SMS) and escalation procedures for critical alerts? - Are there any plans for integrations with other monitoring or communication platforms? As a developer, I'm interested in the technical aspects behind the monitoring system and the user interface design. If those align with my expertise (e.g., notification systems, back-end development, UI/UX design), I might be able to contribute to future development of Proberix! Overall, Proberix seems like a valuable tool for users who need a straightforward website and API monitoring solution. I'd love to learn more about alerting options and potential future integrations.

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2yr ago

UXWizz

Hey Narek, Congrats on the launch! What is the biggest difference between proberix and other uptime monitoring services?

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2yr ago

Proberix

Maker

Thank you @cristy94 ! The biggest difference between Proberix and other uptime monitoring services is our use of geographically distributed servers that perform independent checks and report back to the main server. This allows us to provide results from multiple sources, offering more accurate insights like latency and other measurements. Additionally, Proberix includes powerful features like configurable multi-channel notification policies and multi-tenant support in every plan, typically found only in more expensive enterprise-level services.

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2yr ago

Nebbl

Congrats on the launch! It's very nice that you can send SMS, a very useful feature. My vote goes to you!

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2yr ago

Proberix

Maker

@pavel_bocharov Thank you for your support! I believe that the combination of SMS, Email, and Webhook channels provides the flexibility to cover the majority of integrations for monitoring tasks. I am also planning to add more channels soon to further enhance the service.

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2yr ago

DepsHub

Congratulations on the launch! What kind of notifications are available within the product? Slack or email? Thanks!

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2yr ago

Proberix

Maker

@semanser Thank you for the congratulations! The notification channels are Email, SMS, and Webhook. The webhook provides very detailed information and can be used with a majority of integrations. If you need something specific, I'm happy to assist and extend your trial!!

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2yr ago

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Maybe a silly question, but do you use Proberix to check if Proberix is down?

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2yr ago

Proberix

Maker

@jack_michalak That's not a silly question at all! Yes, we do use Proberix to check if Proberix is down. Because the monitoring locations work independently, it allows us to cover most parts of the system effectively.

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2yr ago

Telebugs

Hi Narek, How does Proberix differ from other monitoring tools in terms of features and usability? Also, do you offer any analytics on the downtime data? Congrats on the launch!

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2yr ago

Proberix

Maker

HI @kyrylosilin thank you for your question! The core idea is to provide simple yet powerful tools typically found in enterprise-level applications. For instance, the notification policies can be configured to send alerts to multiple channels based on set thresholds. While the majority of other monitoring tools rely on round-robin checking, Proberix uses independent locations that simultaneously check from different geographic regions. This significantly increases the accuracy of the monitoring. For example, while other tools may offer access to enterprise-level features only in expensive plans, every plan with Proberix includes all features. This includes multi-tenant support, allowing users to manage different accounts separately. This is particularly useful for organizations with multiple teams or clients.

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2yr ago

I'm curious about the geographical locations Proberix uses for monitoring. Can you provide more details on that?

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2yr ago

Proberix

Maker

@memphys_sk thank you for the question. Proberix uses geographically distributed servers that perform checks independently and report back to the main server. This setup allows you to receive results from different sources (geographical locations), providing insights like latency and other measurements. Please check the video where we have an animated illustration.

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2yr ago

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