Before Moonitor, I was checking sites, cron jobs, certificates, and servers through a mix of dashboards, reminders, and hope. The worst failures were not always dramatic outages. Sometimes it was a background job that quietly stopped running, a certificate renewal I forgot, or a slow endpoint nobody noticed until users did. I built Moonitor to make that mess visible in one place. It watches the things that keep a product alive: websites, APIs, ports, DNS, SSL, domains, and scheduled jobs. When something goes down, slows down, or gets close to expiry, Moonitor tells you where your team already works. The goal is simple: fewer surprises, faster fixes, and a calmer way to run software. You should know what broke, who needs to know, and whether the fix worked without digging through five tools at 2am.