Crew call sheets and schedules for live events and shoots.
Simple uptime checks and a public status page for small web products.
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Small teams add the URLs they care about and the app checks them every few minutes. A public status page shows what is up, and the team gets alerted when something breaks. Customers stop emailing to ask if the site is down.
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Build a web app called Status Page Lite. Create signup, a project and a monitors list where users add a name, URL, expected status code and check interval (1, 5 or 15 minutes).
Run a background job that checks each monitor on its interval, records response time and status, and opens an incident when two checks in a row fail. Close the incident when checks pass again. Show a 90 day uptime bar per monitor.
Publish a public status page per project with current status, uptime bars and incident history, plus manual incident notes. Email the team when an incident opens and closes. Add a Stripe subscription by monitor count.
Crew call sheets and schedules for live events and shoots.
QR tags on every case, so gear never goes missing on a show.
Restaurant staff trade shifts, managers approve in one tap.