Regular automated site checks that notify you of broken features before you even notice them. Jede handles the deep technical checks in a real browser—tracking console errors, network traffic, and loading issues—while giving you plain-English answers on what broke and how to fix it.
I built Jede because website monitoring tools often feel either too technical or too noisy for small site owners and agencies.
The idea is simple: tell me when something actually breaks, explain what matters, and stay quiet when everything is fine.
Jede checks websites for issues like broken pages, missing assets, visual/runtime errors, and other problems that are easy to miss until a client notices them first.
I’m launching it early because I’d rather shape it around real usage than polish assumptions in isolation.
I’d especially like feedback from people managing several WordPress or small business sites: what would make a monitoring tool genuinely useful enough to keep running every day?