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Uptime monitoring that lives where you code.

Know the minute your app goes down, and whether it’s your code or Supabase. Then check it, fix it or mute it by asking ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor.

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A free plan at launch. One email when it opens.

Not your code. Phew.

Sound familiar?

Monitoring was built for DevOps teams. You just want to ship.

  • 3am: an email says “Site down”. Twenty minutes of dashboards later, you find out Supabase had a wobble.
  • Your uptime checker knows you’re down. It has no idea why, or that Vercel is throwing edge errors in one region.
  • Mid-deploy, you leave your editor to mute an alert. Then you forget to unmute it.

You don’t need another dashboard. You need an answer where you already are.

How it works

Your monitoring, in the chat you already have open.

Ask, don’t click

Set it up by typing what you want.

Type Watch api.myapp.com and it’s watched. Type Mute alerts for 15 minutes while I push a migration and it goes quiet, then picks up again on its own. Ask What’s the status? and you get the whole picture in one card. No settings pages to dig through.

It does remember to unmute.

Your code or theirs

Know why you’re down in one look.

Tell PingPilot what your app runs on: Supabase, Vercel, Stripe, OpenAI. When a check fails, it lines your errors up against those services’ live status, so you know whether to open your code or put the kettle on.

  • 22 services to start, and you can ask for more
  • Full root-cause notes on Pro

Your stack

Your app, and everything it runs on.

When an endpoint breaks, you shouldn’t have to guess if it’s your code or something upstream. PingPilot follows the live health of the services you build on, so the answer is already in the alert.

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Hosting & edge

  • Vercel
  • Cloudflare
  • Railway
  • Render

Databases

  • Supabase
  • Neon
  • PlanetScale
  • Upstash

AI & LLMs

  • OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • Hugging Face
  • Replicate
  • Groq

Payments & auth

  • Stripe
  • Lemon Squeezy
  • Clerk
  • Auth0

Creator tools

  • Bannerbear
  • Postiz
  • PhotoAI
  • Resend
  • Twilio

Using something that isn’t here?

Tell your assistant I use Higgsfield or Track my internal API’s status page. PingPilot logs the request, and once the feed is wired up, it’s on the list for everyone.

A heads-up first

Hear about trouble before your users do.

When a service you depend on starts slowing down in your region, you get a calm little note. Nothing’s broken yet. You just know to keep an eye out, or wait an hour before the big launch.

After the fire

Tell people it’s fixed, with a picture.

When an incident is over, PingPilot makes a clean image you can post or send to customers. It says “database provider”, not “Supabase”, so you never share more about your stack than you mean to.

Honest and tidy.

Setting it up

Up and running in about 30 seconds.

  1. Connect

    Add PingPilot as a connector in ChatGPT, or to any app that speaks MCP, like Claude or Cursor.

  2. Ask

    Type Monitor my-app.com and link it to Vercel and Supabase. That’s the whole setup.

  3. Get back to work

    If anything drops, you hear about it straight away, with what broke and where to look first. Ask What’s the status? in any chat and the whole story is there.

Why not just…

Same alerts. Fewer tabs.

FeaturePingPilotA classic uptime checkerRefreshing status pages
Tells you you’re downwhen you look
Ask what’s down from your AI chat
Checks Supabase, Vercel and friends at the same timeby hand
Mute or add a check by asking
Phone call on-call rotasoften

Build vs. buy

Why build a monitoring script when you could be shipping your product?

Sure, you could vibe code a custom uptime checker. You’d burn $50 in API tokens debugging edge cases. You’d spend hours maintaining cron jobs and configuring server hosting.

And by the time it’s finally working, you’ve spent the entire afternoon building infrastructure instead of your actual SaaS.

Or, you can let PingPilot handle the background noise for less than the price of a burrito.

Pricing at launch

Start free. Upgrade when you grow.

These are the prices when PingPilot opens. Join the waitlist and you’ll hear the day it does.

Free

For a side project or two.

$0forever

Get early access
  • 3 endpoints
  • Checks every 5 minutes
  • Works in ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and any MCP app
  • Email alerts
  • Raw status data from your providers
  • HTTP status checks
  • A PingPilot-branded status page
Most useful

Pro

For the thing that pays your rent.

$9/month

Get early access
  • Up to 25 endpoints
  • Checks every 60 seconds
  • Alerts by Discord, Telegram and webhook too
  • Root-cause notes and heads-up warnings
  • Content matching and TCP checks
  • Your status page on your own domain

Pro+

For several products, or client work.

$29/month

Get early access
  • Everything in Pro
  • Up to 150 endpoints
  • Checks every 30 seconds
  • Priority stack requests, for custom and niche AI providers
  • Custom requests: headers, POST bodies, JSON and regex checks
  • Status pages with no PingPilot branding

Is it for you?

Made for builders. Not for on-call rotas.

You’ll like it if

  • You build alone, or with one or two others
  • Your app runs on Supabase, Vercel or similar
  • You already spend your day in ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor
  • You want to know what broke, not just that it did

Probably not if

  • You need escalation policies and phone calls at 3am
  • Your team lives in a big incident tool already
  • You never open an AI chat (the email-only crowd is well served elsewhere)

FAQ

Questions, answered.

When can I use it?

Soon. I’m testing it with my own apps first. Join the waitlist and I’ll email you the day it opens. That’s the only email you’ll get.

What if my chat isn’t open when something breaks?

You still hear about it. Every plan gets an email the moment something goes down, and Pro adds Discord, Telegram and webhooks. Next time you’re in a chat, ask What’s the status? and it’s all there.

Do alerts show up in my chat on their own?

In ChatGPT Work chats, yes. Ask PingPilot to tell you when something breaks, and the incident card lands right in that chat. Other apps can’t take live alerts yet, so you get them by email (or Discord and Telegram on Pro), and you can ask what’s going on any time.

Which apps does it work in?

ChatGPT, plus anything that supports MCP, like Claude and Cursor. Everything works in all of them: watching, muting, linking your stack and asking what’s down. Custom connectors aren’t on every ChatGPT plan, so check yours before you install.

Does PingPilot see my code?

No. It sees the addresses you ask it to watch, their responses, and which services you said you use. Provider health comes from their public status pages.

How often does it check?

Every 5 minutes on Free, every 60 seconds on Pro and every 30 seconds on Pro+. If a check fails, it checks again 20 seconds later before alerting you, so one blip doesn’t wake you up.

Is the free plan free for good?

Yes. Three endpoints, no card, no time limit. Upgrade if you need more, or faster checks.

Can I ask a question first?

Of course. Email hello@pingpilot.run and I’ll get back to you.

Stop flying blind. Be first in line.

PingPilot opens soon. Leave your email and I’ll tell you the day it does, free plan and all.

One email when it opens. No newsletter, no drip.