QuietPulse

About QuietPulse

QuietPulse is deliberately the smallest possible version of cron monitoring. You create a job with a name, an expected interval and a grace period, and it hands you a unique heartbeat URL. You append one curl call to the end of your script. If the ping is late or never arrives, QuietPulse alerts you through Telegram, email or a webhook. That is the entire product surface, and the restraint is the selling point: there is no agent to install, no SDK to import, no dependency to add to a requirements file and no API key to rotate, because each job carries its own token in the URL. Intervals and grace periods are configurable per job rather than globally, so a nightly backup and a five-minute sync can both be monitored correctly without compromise, and a status dashboard shows every job's state and last ping at a glance. The failure modes it is aimed at are the quiet ones — a database backup that stops running, an email worker that stops draining the queue, an ETL or API sync that breaks and lets stale data pile up, a cleanup script that quietly leaves temp files and logs to accumulate — the kind that produce no error anywhere because nothing ran to produce one. Billing is quarterly, which the vendor explains is what lets the effective monthly rate stay low while meeting cryptocurrency payment minimums, and an expired subscription reverts the account to Free rather than deleting jobs.

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