What Cronjob.de looks like

Before you sign up: a tour of the interface as you will see it once logged in – from the dashboard and your list of cron jobs to the call log.

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The dashboard: everything at a glance

Is everything running? The answer is right at the top. Below it, the timeline of every cron job – green means successful, empty circles are the next scheduled calls – and the history of the last 90 days.

Cronjob.de dashboard showing "All systems running", key figures, a timeline of cron jobs and the history of the last 90 days

Your cron jobs: folders, runtime, next call

Every cron job with its address, schedule in plain words, last and next call. The small bar chart shows the runtime of recent calls – so you see right away when a script gets slower.

List of cron jobs with folders, runtime bars and the times of the last and next call

Create a cron job – in a single sentence if you like

Enter the address and choose the schedule: by clicking, from templates or simply in a sentence such as “every weekday at 6 am”. The AI fills in the selection, you check and save.

“Create cron job” form with name, address and the AI schedule input

The call log: what your script answered

For every call your server’s answer in plain text, plus duration, size and whether the success check passed. Errors have their own column, with an explanation.

Call log with time, script output, success check, duration and error column

History and runtime statistics

One square per day for the last 90 days and a curve for duration and output size. Outliers stand out at once.

History of the last 90 days as daily squares and runtime statistics with a chart of call duration

Notifications: who hears about what

All recipients in one place – email, Telegram, Slack, Teams, Discord or webhook. Under “For what” you decide who is told about which folder.

Notifications page with contacts for email, Telegram and Slack

Server monitoring

Checked every minute whether your pages really work – with response time over the last 24 hours and availability over 30 days.

Server monitoring with status, response-time chart and availability per site

Also in dark mode

If you work in the evening, switch to dark mode at the top with one click.

Cron job list in dark mode

Try it yourself

Five cron jobs are free forever. For the first 14 days you can try every feature, no payment details needed.

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