Is It Working? is unclaimed —

Is It Working?

Simple monitoring for your SSL Certificates, and server scripts·isitworking.info

From $1/mo · Free plan See pricing ↓

Is It Working? is a monitoring service that checks whether SSL certificates are renewing correctly and whether scheduled background scripts (like cron jobs) are running as expected. It offers 'Checkin' style dead man's switch monitoring where scripts make an HTTPS call to confirm they ran, optionally reporting timing and status codes. Alerts are sent via Slack, Pushover, or Email when certificates near expiry or scripts fail to check in or run too slowly.

What it's for

Monitor SSL certificate renewal and expiryMonitor cron jobs and other scheduled background scripts via checkinsTime how long background tasks take to runAlert when a background task fails to check inSend custom status codes/messages from scripts to trigger alerts

Features 15

Background task duration/timing monitoring
Checkin monitoring for scheduled/background scripts
Custom checkin timeout configuration
Custom slow-task thresholds
Dead man's switch style script monitoring
Default 30-day expiry warning threshold (customizable per check)
Email notifications
HTTPS call-based checkin integration
Multiple notification channels configurable
Optional custom messages sent with checkins
Optional status code reporting to trigger alerts
Pushover notifications
Slack notifications
SSL certificate expiry monitoring
SSL checks performed about twice a day

At a glance

free tierAPI

TypeWeb app

DeploymentCloud

PlatformsWeb

Fordevelopers

CompanyHobbyist Software Limited

Integrations

PushoverSlack

Resources

Docs

Pricing

The paid tier is billed annually at $1/month for 10 checks; additional bundles of 10 checks can be purchased. The site states the service is currently free and not actively being charged for despite listing a paid plan.

Free for TestingFree

Requires monthly login

One lonely SSL Check, One lonely Checkin

Paid (10 Checks)$1/mo

Personal or commercial use. Site states the service 'will be free for some time to come' and the developer is 'not currently planning to build a charging system.'

10 checks per bundle