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Dead Simple Integration
Add one line to your cron job. That's it.
Bash / Crontab
# Add to the end of your cron job
0 * * * * /path/to/job.sh && curl -s https://ping.kodo.status/abc123Node.js
// At the end of your scheduled task
await fetch('https://ping.kodo.status/abc123');Python
# Signal successful completion
import requests
requests.get('https://ping.kodo.status/abc123')Complete Job Monitoring
Everything you need to keep jobs running smoothly
Schedule Tracking
Define expected schedules and get alerted when jobs don't run on time.
Failure Detection
Know immediately when a job fails to run or reports an error.
Instant Alerts
Get notified via email, Slack, or webhook when something goes wrong.
Simple Integration
Add a single HTTP call to your cron job. Works with any language or platform.
Run History
View complete history of job runs, durations, and outcomes.
Grace Periods
Configure acceptable delays before triggering alerts. Handle natural timing variations.
Monitor all your scheduled tasks
Database backups and maintenance scripts
Report generation and email sending
Data synchronization jobs
Cleanup and archival tasks
Payment processing and billing runs
Any scheduled task that should never fail silently
Cron Jobs
daily-backup
0 2 * * *
2 hours ago
Completed
hourly-sync
0 * * * *
15 min ago
Completed
weekly-report
0 9 * * 1
3 days ago
Completed
cleanup-temp
30 3 * * *
Expected 1h ago
Missed!
Frequently Asked Questions
You add a simple HTTP call to the end of your cron job. When we receive the ping, we know the job ran successfully. If we don't receive a ping within the expected window, we alert you.