
web-alert.io is a simple uptime and API monitoring service built for developers, indie hackers, and small SaaS teams who want clear, reliable alerts without enterprise complexity. It monitors websites and API endpoints, sends instant downtime alerts, checks SSL certificates, and tracks response times — all inside a clean, minimal dashboard. Setup takes under a minute, and there’s a free plan included. Perfect for small projects, micro-SaaS, client sites, and devs who just want to know when something is down.
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