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Pingbuddy
know the moment your site goes down
Paste your site's link. Pingbuddy checks it every 5 minutes and messages you on Telegram and email, with a screenshot, the moment it goes down.
About Pingbuddy on Product Hunt
“know the moment your site goes down”
Pingbuddy was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #153 on the daily leaderboard. Paste your site's link. Pingbuddy checks it every 5 minutes and messages you on Telegram and email, with a screenshot, the moment it goes down.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I’m Ed. By day I work at a body shop in Indiana. In the evenings I build small web apps from my phone with AI. No coding background.
My sites kept going down and I’d find out days later, usually from someone else. The monitoring tools I tried felt made for DevOps teams, not for people like me.
So I built Pingbuddy. Add your site, and if it goes down, gets slow, shows a blank page, or its SSL is about to expire, you get a ping in Telegram, Discord or Slack.
What’s inside:
• Uptime and response time tracking
• Blank page and page text checks, for when the site is “up” but actually broken
• SSL and domain expiry warnings
• Public status page with a badge
Free for up to 20 sites. Pro is $9/mo.
I’d love your honest feedback: what’s missing, and what would make you switch from the monitor you use now?