Hey Product Hunt! 👋 We built Recuro because scheduling HTTP work shouldn't require you to own infrastructure. The typical path goes: start with a crontab → server dies silently → add BullMQ or Sidekiq → now you're maintaining Redis, workers, and version upgrades. None of that is your actual product. Recuro is a managed HTTP job scheduler. You give it a URL, a schedule or delay, and it fires the request — handling retries, failure alerts, and logging. That's the whole model. No SDK required, no agents to run, no Redis. If your app already has an endpoint that does the work, Recuro just calls it. What you get out of the box: - Cron jobs — recurring HTTP calls on any cron expression, fully logged - One-off & delayed jobs — queue a request for now, in 3 hours, or in 7 days via a single POST - Automatic retries — configurable per queue, so transient failures don't become data loss - Failure alerts + recovery notices — know when something breaks and when it's back - MCP server — your AI agent (Claude, Cursor, Windsurf) can create and manage jobs natively We'd love to hear how you're currently handling delayed jobs and recurring tasks — and what would make Recuro an obvious drop-in for your stack. 🚀

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Recuro – Job Scheduling for Developers

Recuro – Job Scheduling for Developers