Gonewatch

Gonewatch

Heartbeat monitoring for cron jobs and backups

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Published on Sep 22, 2026
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About Gonewatch

Gonewatch is heartbeat monitoring for expected work — cron jobs, nightly backups, and scheduled GitHub Actions. It is not uptime monitoring of a public URL. You create a monitor with a fixed time of day or a rolling interval, plus a grace window. After the job succeeds, POST to a unique heartbeat URL (curl, Node, Python, or uses: gonewatch/heartbeat@v1). If that ping never arrives, Gonewatch marks the monitor Down and emails you. Paid plans add Slack. A failed job should not ping, so a red X on GitHub or a failed cron stays a miss. GitHub already emails failed workflow runs. It does not email a schedule that never started. Silence is the alert. No agent on the box. Free plan with 3 monitors and email alerts, no credit card. Basic starts at $9/month. Website: https://www.gonewatch.com GitHub Action: https://github.com/marketplace/actions/gonewatch-heartbeat

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gabrianmak
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Would love eyes from anyone watching backups, crons, or scheduled Actions. If something is confusing on the first monitor, tell me.