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Runlater

Runlater

Async task infrastructure for Europe

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Runlater is async task infrastructure, fully hosted in the EU. Schedule recurring cron jobs, queue delayed tasks, receive and forward inbound webhooks, and monitor uptime — all from one dashboard and API. Built on Elixir for rock-solid reliability. No US cloud in the chain. GDPR-native by design. Free tier included. Pro at €29/mo for unlimited tasks, 1-minute intervals, and 1M requests. Ship your background work and get back to building your product.
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Launch tags:Task Management•SaaS•Developer Tools
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Gaute Magnussen
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Hey everyone! I'm Gaute, the maker of Runlater. I've been building software for over 25 years, and one thing keeps coming up in every project: you need background tasks. Cron jobs, webhooks, delayed work — the boring but critical stuff. I've built 3 different internal versions of this over the years, and finally decided to make it a proper product. Most tools for this are US-hosted, which is a headache if you're building for European customers. And the ones that were simple and developer-friendly pivoted to AI workflows, leaving a gap for developers who just want reliable task execution. So I built Runlater. One API for task queues, cron scheduling, inbound webhook forwarding, and uptime monitoring. Hosted on Hetzner in Germany — your data never leaves the EU. It's built with Elixir on the BEAM VM, which is basically designed for systems that need to run forever. No Redis, no external queues — just Postgres and GenServers doing what they do best. What you get: - Task queues with retries and callbacks - Inbound webhook endpoints (point Stripe/GitHub here, we forward to your app) - Cron jobs with standard expressions - Uptime monitors with failure/recovery alerts - Full REST API with OpenAPI docs - Free tier to get started I'd love your feedback — what's missing? What would make this useful for your stack?