Cronity collects check-ins, statuses, events, and progress updates from scripts, scheduled jobs, workflows, and AI agents. Each day, you get a clear report of what ran, what failed, what changed, and what needs attention.
Scripts, services, and people send check-ins to Cronity. The product turns those scattered signals into one operating picture.
Add scripts, websites, APIs, webhooks, scheduled jobs, and manual tasks. Each source gets a clear status model.
Cronity flags failed events, slow website checks, and anything that goes quiet after its grace window.
Your team sees what completed, what missed, and which human-owned tasks are still waiting for confirmation.
Concrete capabilities for monitoring automated jobs, websites, manual work, and the reports your team reviews.
Track scheduled jobs that must run on time. Cronity records success, failure, silence, and late runs against the expected schedule.
Let imports, backups, billing tasks, and internal scripts report their result, runtime, message, and latest metrics with a simple check-in URL.
Run outbound HTTP checks for pages, health endpoints, and APIs. Watch status codes, response time, and whether critical services answer.
Create private links for recurring human tasks so people can confirm work, add notes, and make manual operations visible in the same report.
Give agents and automations a stable place to report what they did, whether they failed, and which outputs or metrics matter.
Model recurring operational work that does not fit a standard monitor type. Keep the status, events, alerts, and report trail in one place.
Four practical workflows explain how recurring technical and human work turns into useful reporting.
Give every scheduled script a clear way to say what happened. A backup job, import script, billing task, or nightly cleanup can report success, failure, duration, and useful metrics with a simple HTTP request. If the job never reports, Cronity treats that silence as a signal too.
Some recurring work still needs a person: finance close, release approval, warehouse checks, client reporting, or a manager review. Send a private check-in link so the person responsible can confirm the task, add context, and create a reliable record.

Important websites and APIs should be checked from the outside, not only from inside your application logs. Cronity can run recurring HTTP checks, watch response time, validate status codes, and confirm that expected content is still present.
For workflows with their own output data, send the result payload with the check-in. Cronity can evaluate that data against a specialized AI prompt and alert immediately when the workflow result needs attention.
We design the reporting setup with you: what matters, what needs context, who needs to see it, and how it should reach them. The result fits the way your team already works.
This is not a generic dashboard with your logo added. We work from your real workflows and build the reporting layer around the questions your team needs answered.
Most automated work completed normally. Invoice cleanup missed its window, the uptime check had two slow responses, and the payout API returned a warning that should be reviewed before the next finance report.
Try Cronity free with your own workflows—no sales conversation required. If it proves useful, send us a support message from your workspace. We will learn what your operation needs and shape a custom solution around it.
Create a free workspace and connect a few workflows. Take the time to see whether Cronity is useful to your team.
If it feels promising, open Support inside your workspace and tell us what you want to accomplish.
We will learn what your operation needs, shape the right solution, and give you a clear proposal before any paid work begins.
You will find Support in the workspace navigation after signing in. There is no paid plan to choose before we understand what would actually help.
The essentials about check-ins, missed runs, reports, and delivery.
Looking for implementation details? The docs cover monitor setup, integrations, reports, and alert behavior.
Browse documentationCronity monitors cron jobs, scripts, websites, APIs, AI agents, custom workflows, and recurring human tasks. Their check-ins appear together in one operational record.
Send a simple HTTP request from your script, scheduler, automation, or agent. You do not need an SDK, and the check-in can include status, runtime, messages, metrics, and structured result data.
Each monitor has an expected cadence and grace window. When a check-in does not arrive on time, Cronity marks the monitor late or failed and can alert your team.
The event list and monitor statuses are always the source of truth. AI summaries are optional and sit on top of those facts to explain changes, failures, and results that may need review.
Yes. Share a private check-in link so a teammate can confirm recurring work and add a note from a phone or desktop without joining the workspace.
Route alerts and scheduled reports to the channels your team already uses, including email, Slack, Telegram, SMS, and WhatsApp where configured.
Connect one recurring job, website, or manual approval. Once the first briefing is useful, add the rest of your operation.