Synthetic checks that walk through sign-up, login, checkout, and status — every minute, from every region. When a journey fails, you get the exact step, the request trace, and the screenshot.
A 200 from /healthz doesn't tell you that login is rejecting valid passwords, that checkout is hanging on the third step, or that the password-reset email is bouncing.
JourneyMon walks through the actual paths users care about — every minute, from every region — and tells you which step broke and why.
Point JourneyMon at a target URL. The builder agent discovers likely journeys, drafts specs, and shows you what it'll monitor. Approve the ones that matter — monitors are created.
Crawl the public surface, identify form flows, auth handoffs, and conversion paths.
Review proposed journey specs. Edit assertions. Reject the ones that don't matter.
Approved specs become monitors that run on cycle, with traces and evidence on every step.
Browser, API, and authenticated journeys with multi-step assertions. Every check produces a request trace, a screenshot at the failure step, and the exact request/response that broke the assertion.
Headless browser walks, Playwright-compatible scripts, screenshot at every assertion.
REST, GraphQL, and webhook checks with payload assertions and timing budgets.
Per-tenant credential isolation. Sign in, perform multi-step actions, assert on logged-in UI.
Public status pages, component health, scheduled maintenance, and incident timelines — wired directly to your monitor results. No copy-pasting between Statuspage and PagerDuty.
Each component reflects real journey health. Failures localize to the failing step, not just the endpoint.
Lightweight scan of your public surface — TLS, security headers, exposed paths, broken redirects. Not a pentest. A first-pass diff against operational hygiene.
Alerts, escalation, daily digest.
Subscribers, monitor-failure summaries.
JSON payload to your incident tooling.
Read state, write annotations, replay runs.
DNS-aware journey routing, region selection.
Import existing browser tests as journeys.
Free tier is unlimited time. Pro is monthly via Stripe. Enterprise tiers route to a quick conversation. Pricing renders from backend product nodes — what you see is what your tenant gets.
Uptime tells you the server answered. JourneyMon tells you whether a customer can actually sign up, log in, pay, or reset their password — by walking those exact paths every minute.
Status pages broadcast outages. JourneyMon detects them and feeds the status page automatically — components show real journey health, not a manually flipped switch.
Yes. Each tenant gets isolated credential storage. Journeys can sign in, perform multi-step actions, and assert on authenticated UI.
Per-tenant secret storage (Logto-backed for the public service; on-prem for self-hosted). Credentials are never shared across tenants and never logged.
Pro and Enterprise tiers run probes from multiple regions on every cycle. Failures localize to specific regions so you can tell global outages apart from regional ones.
Free is unlimited time. Pro is monthly via Stripe. Enterprise is annual via lead capture and custom contract. Usage limits are configurable per tier.
No agent. No SDK. Point at a URL, approve the discovered journeys, get monitoring. Or drop your email — we'll reach out within one business day.
Or just sign up free and start mapping journeys.