Oh Dear!

Oh Dear!

Oh Dear! monitors your entire website,not just the homepage.

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Complete website monitoring: from multiple locations, broken links & mixed content detection & advanced ssl certificate reporting.
This is the 3rd launch from Oh Dear!. View more

Oh Dear

Launched this week
The all-in-one monitoring tool for your entire website
The all-in-one monitoring tool for your entire website
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Mattias Geniar
Hi there! We’re Freek & Mattias, co-founders of Oh Dear. 👋 Eight years ago, we set out to build what we believe is the best all-in-one website monitoring service. Today, we’re expanding our scope with powerful new features: TCP service checks and server monitoring via PING. We tackled one of the hardest problems first - comprehensive website monitoring. That includes a crawler to detect broken links, SEO and accessibility checks powered by Lighthouse, scheduled task monitoring, and of course, advanced HTTPS uptime tracking and TLS certificate validation. Now, we’re going even deeper. You can directly monitor your core services like MySQL, Redis, RabbitMQ, PostgreSQL, SSH, and more with our new TCP checks. And for the fundamentals, monitor servers or network IPs via ICMP ping. You’ll get alerts the moment something’s down - or when latency or packet loss crosses your set thresholds. With this release, we’ve got almost the entire OSI model covered in terms of “outside-in” monitoring: from low-level server connectivity to your full application stack, we’ll notify the right people at the right time, as soon as trouble hits. Try it out - it takes less than 30 seconds to sign up (or 10 if you’re a keyboard ninja). No credit card needed. No strings. No awkward sales calls. Just your email and you’re in. If our product doesn’t impress you, that’s on us. We’d love to hear what you think - feedback of all kinds is welcome (yes, even the brutally honest stuff). Drop us a comment!
Nika

Guys, you nailed the naming of the tool. This is what creative marketing looks like :)

Nika

I think that I fell in love with your marketing team :D

Mattias Geniar

Haha thanks@busmark_w_nika ! 😁

We came up with the name while we were having a drink, we all ordered a beer called "Moeder Overste" (translates to "Mother Superior" of a monastery) and thought to ourselves: "What would she say if her website went down? Oh Dear!"

Nika

@mattiasgeniar I think I would working in this team LOL :D

Dongnan

Looks solid, but curious—how does your TCP checks handle false positives from transient network spikes? IMO that’s the hardest part in real monitoring.

Mattias Geniar

Hey @cyrusandrew , good question! Downtime is always independently verified from 2 different locations (using 2 different datacenters/regions). A problem needs to be confirmed before we alert on it. And as a user, you have the flexibility to get notified after 2 minutes of continuous downtime (our default), or 1 minute, 2 hours, ... you're free to configure this to your liking.

And for the performance alerts, we always look at the average of the last 15minutes of performance data, so any one-off outliers won't impact these alerts.