This tool is not built for engineers. Built for everyone else. If you just want to know whether your landing page is still up, you shouldn't need any technical knowledge like http method, webhooks, separate SSL monitors, or an ops handbook. SiteOK keeps it simple: • Paste a URL — no technical knowledge required • Mobile-friendly setup • Email alerts when it's down • SSL included on HTTPS • Try without signing up Deliberately simple. 30-minute checks — enough signal, no ops theater.
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I'm Koji, a freelance software engineer based in Kaohsiung, Taiwan (dad of 3). I built SiteOK for a very personal reason:
I just wanted to know if my landing page was still up.
That shouldn't require learning HTTP methods, separate SSL monitors, webhooks, PagerDuty, or reading 100 pages of docs. Most uptime tools felt built for ops teams — not for people who simply want a simple "tell me when it breaks."
So SiteOK is deliberately not for engineers-as-the-primary-user.
What I optimized for:
• Paste a URL — no technical knowledge required
• Set it up from your phone
• Email when it's down (or back up)
• SSL alerts included with HTTPS
• No signup needed to try
Trade-off I'm honest about: checks every 30 minutes, not every minute. I wanted "enough signal" without turning monitoring into another ops project.
Would love your feedback — especially from non-engineer makers, indie hackers, and small site owners:
1. Is "simple enough for your phone" actually useful to you?
2. What's the most confusing part of existing monitoring tools for you?
3. What would make you try (or not try) something like this?
Thanks for checking it out — happy to answer anything about the product or the build.
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Pasted my landing page URL and got a clean status check in seconds, no account needed. The 30-minute interval feels just right for a small site like mine, and the email alert setup was refreshingly simple.
“No account needed” and “30 minutes is enough for a small site” are exactly the trade-offs I hoped would feel right. Glad the email alert setup stayed simple too.
If anything still feels slightly off while you use it, I’d love to hear — especially from small-site owners like you.
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Love how simple this is, genuinely refreshing. One thing that would make it even better for me would be a public status page you can share with clients, kind of like a basic trust badge they can check too. Would save me from sending screenshots when something goes down.
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@aynurv6z6 Thank you — really glad the simplicity comes through.
Public status page / shareable trust badge for clients is a great call. I’ve heard the “please don’t make me send screenshots” pain more than once. If we add it, I’d want to keep it as dead-simple as the rest of SiteOK — probably a basic public page you can link, not a full status-page product.
Not on the first ship, but it’s on my list. Curious: would a simple public URL with uptime history be enough for your clients, or do you also want embeddable badge widgets?
Pasted my landing page URL and got a clean status check in seconds, no account needed. The 30-minute interval feels just right for a small site like mine, and the email alert setup was refreshingly simple.
@ceylinarbaivif Thank you — this made my day.
“No account needed” and “30 minutes is enough for a small site” are exactly the trade-offs I hoped would feel right. Glad the email alert setup stayed simple too.
If anything still feels slightly off while you use it, I’d love to hear — especially from small-site owners like you.
Love how simple this is, genuinely refreshing. One thing that would make it even better for me would be a public status page you can share with clients, kind of like a basic trust badge they can check too. Would save me from sending screenshots when something goes down.
@aynurv6z6 Thank you — really glad the simplicity comes through.
Public status page / shareable trust badge for clients is a great call. I’ve heard the “please don’t make me send screenshots” pain more than once. If we add it, I’d want to keep it as dead-simple as the rest of SiteOK — probably a basic public page you can link, not a full status-page product.
Not on the first ship, but it’s on my list. Curious: would a simple public URL with uptime history be enough for your clients, or do you also want embeddable badge widgets?