Bundi is an owl that stays up all night so you don't have to. One slow response? It shrugs. Actually down? It emails everyone at once, then politely stops. Watches your URLs, cron jobs and server disks, so you can finally sleep. 🦉
Hey everyone, Chris here, the guy who built Bundi.
I run a few small products from Nairobi, and for a long time my monitoring setup was basically: a customer messages me on WhatsApp saying the site is down. Not great.
When I did try monitoring tools, they went the other way. One slow response at 3am and my phone was buzzing. A ten-minute outage meant ten emails. And the one thing I actually needed to know, that a cron job had quietly stopped running, never showed up anywhere.
So I built Bundi for myself first. It checks a few times before deciding something's really down, sends one email per outage (to everyone on the list at once), and tells you when a scheduled job didn't run. It also keeps an eye on server disk, CPU and memory, because a full disk has taken me down more than once.
You can add a site in under a minute and it's free to start. Paid plans are $5 and $10 a month, and alerts aren't metered.
It's still early, so I'd really like to hear what annoys you about the tool you use now, or what you'd want it to warn you about. I'll be around all day replying.