Simple WebMonitor for Mac
Monitor your IPv4/IPv6 websites (was WebMonitor).
$.99
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Simple WebMonitor overview
Simple WebMonitor (was WebMonitor) is a menubar tool to monitor whether your sites is still alive. WebMonitor will send PING6/PING/GET/POST requests to your target sites every two minutes. Simple WebMonitor will push notification while something wrong is detected.
Features
- IPv6 supported
- Monitor your web sites every two minutes default. The checking frequency can be modified.
- Push notification supported.
- Silent Mode supported: can disable notification for a period time.
- Can launch automatically at login.
- Logging supported. Easy review when was offline or online.
- The menubar icon will be red if any website offline.
- Two formats supported:
- Just domain name. (ex. www.myserver.com or apps.doitwell.tw, etc.)
- Relative Url (ex. www.myserver.com/isalive.htm or apps.doitwell.tw/NextBus/)
What’s new in version 1.6.1
Version 1.6.1:
- Prevent multiple notifications in a short period of time.
Simple WebMonitor for Mac
$.99
In English
Version 1.6.1
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May 17 2020
Version: 1.4.3
I’ve been desperately seeking a replacement for the old Dashboard Widget called Site Watch that would check any URL you want whenever Dashboard is pulled up. I just wanted something simple like that — something that runs in the background and gives me a heads-up when any of my sites can’t be reached. I’m surprised at how few apps there are for this, but of the few I found, this one is by far the best: Simple WebMonitor hangs out in the Menu Bar, pinging (in the background) any websites you choose as often as you like (every 2-60 minutes), and alerts you if there's any downtime. Totally intuitive, highly configurable, links to its own logs for details, can be launched automatically at login and silenced for meetings — it's EXACTLY what I wanted for keeping an eye on my sites' uptime. The perfect low-profile site-status monitor.