It checks externally whether your service is currently up and running.
There are times when a 200 response is not normal. Hosting expiration notices, traffic overload notifications, disconnected servers, apps removed from the store—they all appear fine on the surface.
TestMate Watch doesn't just look at response codes; it also verifies that it is indeed your site.
■ Start with a single link
If you input a Play Store link or web address, it reads the app name, website, and privacy policy address, and bundles them into a single service. It leaves unfinded information blank without making it up.
■ What is checked
- Screen check: Checks if my message is visible on the screen (catches cases where the response is 200 but it is someone else's page)
- HTTP viability: Checks for connection refusal, no response, or unusual response codes
- SSL certificate, domain registration: Reads the expiration date
- Store publication status: Checks if the app is taken down and the response is normal but the search results are empty
- Admin page: Checks if the login screen is rendered (no account required)
- Cron ping: Checks if scheduled tasks send signals on time
■ We do not notify prematurely
We do not classify a single failure as an outage. We check again and only notify when failures occur consecutively.
One notification per incident.
■ We do not mark unknowns in green
There are only three statuses: Normal / Abnormal / Requires configuration.
If there is nothing to check, we leave it as 'Requires configuration' and do not declare it normal.
We do not predict the future. Expiration dates are displayed only as the date read, not the status.
■ We show what was checked
If it is judged as abnormal, we record the response content received at that time. We do not hide the evidence by merely stating that it is 'abnormal'.
■ It is currently free
We check every 5 minutes and notify you via app push. KakaoTalk notifications are currently under development.
You can use your existing TestMate account. You can start with just a single Google login.
We check externally whether websites, apps, and servers are currently up and down, and notify you only the moment changes occur.