One signal desk
Uptime, cron, security evidence, and status communication in one operational trail.
Proof before pitch
Quick Check runs against the live API without signup. Cron telemetry uses the same lightweight HTTP pattern your scripts already know.
One trail
Telesis keeps detection, diagnosis, response, and communication on the same service record so context survives the handoff.
A check, heartbeat, or posture scan records a scoped signal.
History and evidence show the affected service and change.
Rules notify the right destination and recover cleanly.
Coordinate an incident and update verified subscribers.
Monitor
Uptime monitoring
HTTP, browser, and Playwright checks retain their own latest result and roll into a clearly labeled service overview. Latency, assertions, and result history stay check-scoped when that is the honest boundary.
Cron monitoring
Tell Telesis when your existing job should finish, then call its private check-in URL.
Illustrative product preview
0 2 * * * · UTC
Started
12 Jul · 02:00:04 UTC
Completed
12 Jul · 02:04:12 UTC
Next expected
13 Jul · 02:00:00 UTC
Protect
Telesis scans internet-facing behavior and prioritizes remediation. Outside-in security evidence covers endpoint posture. It is not cloud inventory, entitlement, or identity-graph coverage.
Explore endpoint securityIllustrative product preview
https://api.example.com
Example grade
B
82 / 100
Fixed example scan · 12 Jul 2026 · 09:40 UTC
Public status
Publish selected services, coordinate incident updates, and email only verified subscribers when an incident is created, updated, or resolved. Cron failures stay private unless you explicitly opt a monitor into service health and create an incident.
Illustrative product preview
status.example.com
Mitigation is in place. Response times are returning to their usual range while the team continues to observe the API.
Example operator-created incident; cron failures are not auto-published.
Integrate
Use a single URL in a script, wrap the command when you need richer lifecycle events, or configure services and checks through the API. Terraform remains available for supported infrastructure resources.
Canonical pricing
Cron monitors count toward the same monitor limit as other checks and retain run history for the plan's configured retention period.
For personal services and early production signals.
Built for lean teams
For lean teams bringing uptime, cron, and security signals together.
For production teams that need faster detection and deeper response context.
Questions
Telesis expects an HTTP check-in for each scheduled occurrence. It can also accept start and fail events, record duration and exit code, detect missed deadlines, and time out runs with a configured maximum runtime.
No. A cron monitor stays internal and does not affect service health unless you explicitly enable that option. Failed runs never create public incidents automatically.
It measures the endpoint an external user reaches: TLS, certificates, headers, DNS posture, exposed technology, and related findings. It does not inventory cloud accounts, identities, or internal assets.
Subscribers must verify their email address first. Incident-created, updated, and resolved messages include a recipient-specific unsubscribe link.
Yes. Quick Check runs an uptime, security, or technology check without signup. A free account then adds continuous monitoring within the generated plan limits.
