Runliant

Independent monitoring for scheduled automations and AI jobs

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August 29, 2026 Launched Runliant — independent monitoring for scheduled automations and AI jobs

Today I launched Runliant.

I built it after seeing how easily scheduled automations and AI jobs can fail silently—or report success while producing an empty, duplicated, incomplete, late, or unexpectedly expensive result.

Runliant provides an independent monitoring layer. Each job reports to a dedicated URL, allowing Runliant to verify that it ran on time and that its output met the expected conditions, without requiring access to the user's automation platform account.

It is still early, and I do not have paying customers yet. I would genuinely appreciate feedback from anyone running cron jobs, n8n, Make, Zapier, data pipelines, batch processes, or AI agents.

What kinds of silent failures have caused you the most trouble?

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After seeing how easily scheduled automations and AI jobs can fail silently or finish with the wrong result, I wanted a simple independent way to verify both the schedule and the outcome. Runliant detects missed, failed,