Setup Guide

Get Your Website Monitored

Stop wondering if your site is down. Set up monitoring in 5 minutes. No bullshit, just working monitoring.

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Three Steps. That's It.

No complex setup. No confusing options. Just monitoring that works.

1
Create Account
Sign up for your free account
Visit app.exit1.dev
Use email or SSO (Google, GitHub, Discord)
Verify your email address
Go to App
2
Add Your Website
Set up your first monitoring check
Click "Add Check" button
Enter your website URL
Choose check frequency
Available frequencies: 1 min, 5 min, 1 hour, 24 hours
Add Your First Check
3
Monitor & Alert
Configure notifications and watch your site
Set up email alerts
Configure webhooks (optional)
Monitor SSL and domain expiry
Included: SSL monitoring, domain expiry, uptime tracking

What You Get (Besides Peace of Mind)

Real monitoring. Real alerts. Real results.

Real-Time Monitoring

Check your website every minute with instant status updates and response time tracking.

SSL Certificate Monitoring

Automatic tracking of SSL certificate expiry dates with alerts before expiration.

Domain Expiry Alerts

Get notified before your domain registration expires to prevent service disruption.

Smart Notifications

Email alerts, webhooks, and Discord integration for instant issue notifications.

Performance Analytics

Track uptime percentages, response times, and reliability scores over time.

API Access

Full REST API with webhook support for integration with your existing tools.

Set Up Alerts (Don't Skip This)

Monitoring without alerts is like having a smoke detector without batteries.

Email Alerts

Navigate to "Emails" in the sidebar
Add your email address
Select alert types (Website Down, SSL Issues)
Send a test email to verify setup

Webhooks (Advanced)

Go to "Webhooks" in the sidebar
Create webhook with your endpoint URL
Choose which events to send
Test with sample payload
Email Alert Example
🚨 Website Down Alert
Site: example.com
Status: Offline
Last Check: 2 minutes ago
Response Time: Timeout
Webhook Payload
{
  "event": "website.down",
  "site": "example.com",
  "status": "offline",
  "timestamp": "2024-01-15T10:30:00Z",
  "response_time": null
}

Perfect For Every Use Case

From personal blogs to enterprise applications.

Personal Website
Check frequency: 5 minutes
Notifications: Email alerts
Monitor: Main site + SSL
Business Application
Check frequency: 1 minute (Premium)
Notifications: Email + Webhooks
Monitor: APIs + Critical pages
E-commerce Site
Check frequency: 1 minute (Premium)
Notifications: Email + Webhook + SMS
Monitor: Homepage + Checkout + APIs

Common Issues (And How to Fix Them)

Most problems are simple. Here's how to solve them.

Check Shows "Unknown" Status

This is normal for the first few minutes. Here's what to check:

Wait 2-3 minutes for the first check to complete
Ensure your URL is accessible from the internet
Include https:// if your site requires it
Notifications Not Working

If alerts aren't coming through, check these:

Check your spam folder
Verify webhook URL returns 200 status
Test notification settings in the app
High Response Times

Slow response times? Don't worry:

First few checks may be slower (normal)
Response times stabilize over time
Check your website's actual performance

Ready to Stop Guessing?

Your website is down right now and you don't even know it. Let's fix that.

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