Crontinel watches Laravel scheduler, Horizon queues, workers, backups, and agent runs. Also Node/Python SDKs. Open core, MIT, free tier. Uptime can be green while schedule:run is 17h late. Crontinel alerts on the run that should have happened.
Crontinel helps teams monitor the background work that keeps an application reliable. Keep scheduler activity, queue processing, worker health, backup jobs, and agent runs in view from one place. When an expected run is late or silent, the signal should be visible before it becomes a user report.
The monitoring scope is designed for the practical failure modes around Laravel applications. A green uptime check does not prove that scheduled work is running, that Horizon queues are moving, or that workers are processing jobs. Crontinel focuses on those execution paths so teams can investigate missed runs and delayed work sooner.
Crontinel supports Laravel projects and also provides Node and Python SDKs for agent runs and related jobs. The project is open core and MIT licensed, with a free tier for getting started. It is intended for developers who want a clear way to check whether the work that should have happened actually happened.
Track the scheduler, queues, workers, backups, and agents that matter to your application. Catch silent cron, queue, and agent failures before users do, and keep operational attention on the runs that need it.
