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p/oh-dear-2Website monitoring, without the hassle
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Oh Dear! - Website monitoring, without the hassle

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Oh Dear! is an easy way to track the uptime & SSL health for your websites & apps. It's website monitoring without the hassle!

Oh Dear is a fully featured app, with an API, webhook support, Slack/HipChat/Pushover/Mail alerts & plenty more in the pipeline. You can try it for 10 days, no strings attached!

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Dries Vints

Beautiful UI, simple setup, extensive notifications and alerts.

Pros:

Easy monitoring of SSL Certificates and websites

Cons:

None so far

Nick Kusters
Looks nice. Any plans to add a bit of 'smarts' to the product? E.g. at my company, we use uptrends, where you can specify stuff the check needs to do. Example: load page X, post data Y, then check for string Z, which all needs to pass in order to be 'OK'. This is used to test login functionality, webservices, etc.
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Maker
@nick_kusters Hi Nick! The idea of having "scenarios" to replay through is very appealing, it's something we'll consider for our 2.0 update. It's a very powerful thing to have someone add an item to a basket, proceed to checkout & make a (dummy) payment. Only _then_ do you know it's completely working!
TJ Miller

Beautiful UI, easy to use, insightful notifications and reporting

Pros:

Really in-depth monitoring and dead simple functionality with a beautiful user interface.

Cons:

None so far!

Abadesi
Great to see your product here @mattiasgeniar, would be great to know how it compares to competitors on features and pricing, please tell us more. Thanks!
ma//:as
Maker
@abadesi Excellent question! It's not something I have a ready-made answer to, but having a feature comparison page on the website might help. I'll add that to our dev-queue!
Ryan Hoover
Love the name. 👍🏼
isaiah
Hi, Just a minor suggestion. I can tell you are non-native English speakers. Your pricing page says: "No feature limitations. Just the amount of sites you can monitor." "amount of sites" is grammatically incorrect but a subtle thing in English. Since "sites" is countable it should be "number of sites" for uncountable things we say "amount" for countable things we say "number" As a silly example: milk is something you measure, so it's not countable. marbles are something you count instead. Just the amount of milk you can monitor. Just the number of marbles you can monitor Oh... and the service looks just perfect for my small business. Being able to monitor two sites is exactly what I need. Thanks for making this! Isaiah
ma//:as
Maker
@isaiah Ooh good tip, we're changing the copy of the pricing page in our next deploy. Thx for letting us know! 👏
Luke Policinski

Would recommend it to anyone that has an site!

Pros:

Easily identitifies problems with your site

Cons:

none!

Sjoerd
Love this tool! <3