Doyouok monitors cron jobs, scheduled tasks, background scripts, and workflows (n8n, Zapier, Make). Get instant alerts the moment a job stops checking in. Zero setup overhead, no agent or SDK required. Free plan includes 5 Checks with no credit card required.
Hey Product Hunt! π
Iβm the maker of Doyouok.
I originally built this for myself while working on some infrastructure experiments. I wanted a simple way to know when my cron jobs, scripts, and scheduled tasks silently stopped running.
At the same time, I was learning more about building reliable infrastructure, including running a redundant 2-server setup behind a Network Load Balancer. That ended up becoming part of Doyouok too.
The idea is deliberately simple:
Create a check and get a unique ping URL.
Have your cron job, script, backup, or workflow call it when it runs successfully.
If the check-in doesn't arrive on time, Doyouok alerts you.
It works with a simple HTTP request, so thereβs no agent, SDK, or client library to install. You can use it with cron, scripts, n8n, Zapier, Make, backups, and other automated jobs.
A few things I wanted to keep simple:
β‘ 1-minute setup β basically add a cURL/HTTP request to your existing job.
π No agents or SDKs β just a lightweight HTTP check-in.
π° Free to start β 5 checks free, with paid plans starting at $3/month.
ποΈ Redundant infrastructure β Doyouok currently runs across two servers with load balancing.
This isn't intended to be a heavy enterprise monitoring platform. I built it for the small but important things running in the background that you don't want to discover stopped working three days later.
It's live today, and I'd genuinely love your feedback.
What are you currently running in the background that you only find out about when it stops working? π