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Know when a client site needs you.

WebKeeper keeps watch over the websites and domains you look after: uptime and response times, certificates, domain expiry and DNS changes, with a daily screenshot of every site. And it keeps who’s responsible right beside each one.

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See how it works
The WebKeeper dashboard: four open attention items ordered by severity, portfolio counts and public check coverage for a fictional agency with 58 client sites.
The same dashboard on a phone.

Real product screens. Fictional businesses and demo data.

Paste a list of domains to start

No plugins, agents or provider logins

One shared view for your whole team

The site is in one dashboard.
The answer is in someone’s head.

A registrar login here. A client spreadsheet there. That one colleague who remembers the arrangement. WebKeeper gives that knowledge a shared home, with current evidence beside it.

  • “Is this still our responsibility?”
  • “Who has the registrar account?”
  • “Did anyone change the DNS?”

Monitoring

Every site at a glance.
Every response on record.

See the whole portfolio as it looks today: the latest screenshot and a day of response times for each site. Open one for 30 days of history and a week of daily screenshots.

Six client sites as cards, each with its latest screenshot, a 24-hour response-time trend and check coverage.
A response-time chart for one site checked every 15 minutes, with the check interval control below it.
Daily screenshots of a fictional landing page, with thumbnails for the last seven days.
Hourly, or every minute
Pick each site’s check interval. Faster checks come with Business and First Class.
30 days of history
Response times and failed checks over 24 hours, 7 or 30 days.
A daily screenshot
See how each landing page looked on each of the last seven days.
Pause for planned work
Pausing stops website checks only. Domain, certificate and screenshot checks carry on.

Attention

One short list of what needs you.

Open WebKeeper to the few things that need a decision, ordered by severity. Each one explains what was seen, why it matters and who should act.

  • A site stops answering. A failed check or a server error opens an item at once and settles when the site answers again.
  • A site moves. A new server or CDN, nameserver, registrar or redirect shows up when first seen, and a later check confirms it.
  • Something is about to expire. Certificates and domain registrations, well before the date.

Attention is shown in the app. Email notifications are planned.

The Attention page, open on a finding that a fictional client site now points to a different host, with why it matters and the requested action.

Responsibility

Make “who owns this?” a quick answer.

The client, the person with registrar access and the person handling renewal can all be different people. Record each answer separately, so your team knows who to ask and who should act.

Invite your team into the same workspace, set shared defaults and keep unanswered questions visible until someone confirms them.

The Responsibility tab asking who can renew or transfer a fictional client’s domain and who handles renewal.

Technical detail

The technical details, in the client’s context.

Where a site points, which DNS provider answers, when the certificate and registration run out. Every observation comes with a source and a time, and anything unknown stays clearly marked.

Useful for a routine review, a handover or finding out what changed.

The Technical tab of a fictional site: DNS, address, web, certificate and domain checks, each with its source and time.

Plans

Choose how closely you watch.

Every plan includes the same monitoring, screenshots, attention and responsibility tools. They differ in how often websites are checked.

  1. Economy

    Every hour

    Every site checked hourly. Every new workspace starts here.

  2. Business

    Down to 10 minutes

    Check up to 10 sites as often as every 10 minutes.

  3. First Class

    Down to 1 minute

    Check up to 50 sites as often as every minute.

Prices will be announced before anyone is charged. Start with a free 30-day Economy trial; no credit card needed.

Coming next Not yet available

  • Email notifications
  • Email configuration & deliverability
  • Web servers & services
  • Clients & partners

No release dates yet. New checks join your plan at the same price.

Getting started

From a list of domains to a shared picture.

  1. 1

    Paste your sites

    Domains, URLs or a column from your spreadsheet. Review before adding.

  2. 2

    Watch the checks arrive

    DNS, website, certificate and domain results land within minutes.

  3. 3

    Record who’s responsible

    Client, domain control, renewal and next-action owner.

  4. 4

    Work the list

    Resolve or dismiss each item with a reason your team can see.

A website launch is a milestone. Looking after the domain, remembering the arrangements and handing it over clearly is ongoing work. That is the work I’m building WebKeeper for.

Dušan, founder · hello@webkeeper.io

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Every client site.
One shared picture.

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