Service monitoring Hourly checks
Know when your website needs attention
Check a public website or health endpoint every hour, and get an alert when a check fails.
Set up service monitoringUpdated
When to use it
Your personal website or public API should respond even when you are busy elsewhere. My Monitor checks the public address every hour. It can check a successful HTTP status, expected text, or a simple JSON field value, and put results for the same service in one conversation.
Connect in three steps
Add a public address
In Ntfyx, open Discover → My Monitor and enter the public HTTP or HTTPS address and a name.
Choose and test a rule
Check HTTP success, a text fragment or a simple JSON field. Test the rule against the actual response.
Enable the monitor
Keep Only notify on failure enabled for quiet healthy checks, then review the scheduled results in My Monitor.
Start here
First, get Ntfyx on your phone
On a computer? Click a store to scan its QR code with your phone.
Check that it works
Check the rule-test result, then confirm a scheduled check appears. With failure-only notifications, normal and recovery results are recorded silently. Turning that option off requests a notification for every check. Monitor messages currently use English; this message is illustrative.
What to know
This is hourly monitoring of public endpoints, not a real-time incident service. Private-network hosts, CPU and memory metrics need your own collector. The service processes the address, rule and response before encrypting its result. Free includes one monitor. Active weeks also produce a weekly summary; check success rate is not continuous uptime. Notification settings, network and delivery limits still apply.