A clearer view of the services you operate.

A working homepage can hide a failed API, a missed background job, or an expired certificate. Finding the failure is only the first step: the team still needs evidence, an alert, and a way to tell customers what is happening.

Telesis connects those jobs. A service groups its monitors and results; alert rules turn failures into notifications; incidents and public status pages give teams a shared way to communicate. The goal is to make the path from a signal to a decision easier to follow.

Configure recurring uptime checks, report cron completion through an HTTP check-in, and inspect public endpoint security. Add Playwright journeys or LLM inference checks when you need to test behavior beyond an HTTP response. These checks require the relevant runner and provider configuration.

The web console, CLI, Connect-RPC API, Terraform provider, and MCP tools support different ways of managing the same monitoring workflow. Documentation describes setup and execution requirements.

Telesis is designed for founders operating a SaaS product, developers responsible for APIs and scheduled work, and platform teams that need monitoring alongside security evidence and customer status communication.

It is a self-service software product with free and paid organization plans. Plans define monitoring limits and available features. Teams can start with a small set of important services and choose a plan as their needs change.

Ben Ebsworth

Telesis is built by Ben Ebsworth. His public profile provides a direct way to learn about the person behind the product and start a conversation about Telesis.

For product questions, technical setup, or a security review, the contact page brings together the available ways to get started.