Cronit
Online cronjobs - Recurring task scheduling
It all starts with a very simple observation: as a developer, it is not always easy to implement programming environments that allow you to run code periodically 🤯.
Although there are already many tools that allow you to do this (cron being the most popular), each of them requires dedicated servers to be set up in order to run them.
This server setup is often expensive, complex, and annoying for developers who are basically just looking for a simple way to run code concurrently 😔.
This is why we created Cronit (https://cronit.app). Cronit is the first online cronjobs system that is fully accessible from your browser, and that does not require the installation of computer servers 💻.
Simply connect to our online platform, and manage, from your web browser, which recurring tasks you want to run periodically. That's all there is to it. We take care of the rest. Fantastic, isn't it?
Don't hesitate to share your opinions and comments about our tool, and share your thoughts
7 Comments
This would be great for crons for NoCode apps like Adalo!
Can you further detail it? There are many tools that allow you to ping endpoints at scheduled intervasl, what is different about Cronit?
Are https://healthchecks.io, freshping.io and other uptime monitoring services not providing the same features?
Also see:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/api-calls-scheduler-as-a-service-4f31158ebc
https://www.easycron.com
https://beew.io/
https://posthook.io/
I would definitely add some images showing of the product/interface/main features.
Without fully understanding the product, I'm not registering, but I don't want to register just to see if it's "good enough" to try out.
A catch-22 kind of situation that is not beneficial to you
Sure. Thanks for the comment. I'll do it
First things first: congrats for the effort, bootstrapping is not easy.
I hope this is helpful.
Good journey!
Thank you very much for your comments. I really like that I've been able to transmit my message from the landing page. I'll definitely take notes for the pricing, but I'm curious: how much would you pay for this? Do you have any hint?
I'll definitely change the subscription process too, as this makes sense to redirect to the subscription instead