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FetchNode
Django monitoring for your whole site portfolio
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Django monitoring for your whole site portfolio
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I’m building FetchNode for people who keep several Django sites in production and don’t want five dashboards open every morning. Connect a site with the official Django package: grouped errors, uptime, jobs, consent-aware traffic, and imported Search Console data in one portfolio queue. Project-scoped MCP tools give your coding agent production context—you still review and deploy. Free for one website.
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Hey — I’m Remco, indie developer in the Netherlands. I built FetchNode because I kept several Django sites in production and hated opening Sentry, analytics and Search Console as three separate mornings.
FetchNode is a hosted workspace for that portfolio job: Django errors with route/release/user context, uptime and job signals, consent-aware traffic when you allow it, and imported Google Search Console data next to the same sites. There’s also a project-scoped MCP server so Cursor or Claude Code can pull production context into the editor. You still review the changes and deploy them — nothing auto-fixes or ships for you.
It’s not a drop-in Sentry replacement (no full tracing/replay depth, different SDK), and it doesn’t replace Search Console — it imports GSC so the numbers aren’t stuck in another tab.
There’s a free plan for one website, and a read-only sample if you just want to click around: https://fetch-node.com/demo/
Curious what would make this useful for people who maintain a few client or side-project Django sites. What’s the first signal you wish lived next to your errors?