One toolkit, not three

PostDeploy puts uptime monitoring, cron heartbeats, error tracking and cookieless analytics behind one login, per project. This page states what is live, what is planned, and who builds it.

What PostDeploy is

Every project starts with the same chore: uptime here, analytics there, error tracking somewhere else. Three signups, three configs, three invoices.

PostDeploy does all three per project, under one login, on one flat plan per organisation.

What is live

All three pillars are live: Monitor, Observe and Measure.

Monitor runs HTTP, keyword, TCP, DNS and cron heartbeat checks, with SSL and domain expiry warnings.
Observe tracks errors with grouping, triage, releases and sourcemap symbolication.
Measure counts pageviews and custom events without cookies.

Who builds it

"I got tired of setting up three separate tools every time I shipped something. Monitoring on one service, analytics on another, error tracking on a third, each with its own config, its own login, its own bill. So I'm building the combined alternative."

– Paul, building PostDeploy in the open (@hasieratik)

Nothing is locked in: the trial needs no credit card, a heartbeat is one curl line, and the analytics script is one tag.

Questions

Will PostDeploy still be here next year?

No small product can promise that. What is true today: the trial needs no credit card, a heartbeat is one curl line you can delete, and the JavaScript SDK is public on npm, so leaving costs minutes.