Availability
SSRF-safe HTTP checks, latency, failure classification, scheduler health and manual checks.
Website monitoring for a whole fleet
Web Fleet watches availability, incidents, TLS, DNS, redirects, headers, pages and links across every website you care about. Performance history, manual browser Audit and privacy-first analytics are now implemented in development.
Release automation and verified installers are live for the v0.1.2 public preview.
The public website is the system
Availability is only one signal. Web Fleet keeps the important observations together so a large portfolio can be understood without opening every site individually.
SSRF-safe HTTP checks, latency, failure classification, scheduler health and manual checks.
Coherent failure and recovery lifecycles with in-app alert delivery instead of one alert per request.
Certificate validity and expiry plus A, AAAA and CNAME observations with meaningful change history.
Redirect chains and configurable security/header expectations, recorded independently from uptime state.
Bounded, robots-aware crawling with sitemap discovery, broken links and fleet-level regressions.
Optional browser-rendered quality audits will track performance, accessibility, best-practice and discoverability regressions before the analytics phase.
Small install, large model
Web Fleet is designed to remain comfortable for a self-hoster or freelancer while keeping groups, site boundaries and subsystem separation strong enough to grow into agency and enterprise deployments.
Sites can already be searched, grouped, filtered and paged. The fleet overview surfaces attention across the portfolio while every site keeps its own detailed health history.
No agent required
Public monitoring does not require code on the monitored website. The optional privacy-first analytics tracker can report from static hosting such as GitHub Pages to a central self-hosted Web Fleet server.
curl -fsSL https://webfleet.cv/install.sh | sh
Open development
The current development build includes multi-user access, monitoring, analytics, recovery and service lifecycle controls.