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| Website | codegres.org | sitealarm.app |
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| Company | — | Startup from Germany · 1 - 9 employees · 2018 |
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No description of Codegres.org yet.
Effortless, EU-Hosted Site Monitoring Sitealarm.de is a website monitoring platform comparable to UptimeRobot or OhDear — built by a solo developer who wanted straightforward monitoring without US data residency concerns. Core features include classic uptime checks, SSL certificate expiry...
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As answered by people managing Codegres.org and Sitealarm.de.
Sitealarm.de's answer:
Laravel 13 (PHP 8.5) on the backend, Vue 3 (Composition API) with Bootstrap 5 on the frontend, MariaDB, Redis, and Laravel Horizon for background job processing. Fully API-first! The frontend consumes the same public API available to developers.
Sitealarm.de's answer:
Indie developers, small teams, and DACH/EU-based startups who want reliable monitoring with EU data residency and transparent, flat-rate pricing. No "contact sales" required.
Sitealarm.de's answer:
Sitealarm combines classic uptime/SSL monitoring with an Application Health Monitor, something neither UptimeRobot nor OhDear currently offer. It's also fully EU-hosted (Germany), built and maintained by a solo developer rather than a VC-backed team.
Sitealarm.de's answer:
If you need more than a ping check, like monitoring whether your background jobs (heartbeats) or application-level health checks are actually working. Sitealarm covers that without forcing you into an expensive enterprise tier. Team plans include multi-user access without per-seat surcharges, unlike UptimeRobot's 2025/26 pricing changes.
Sitealarm.de's answer:
Currently used by indie developers and small teams across the EU. We don't publish customer names without permission.
Sitealarm.de's answer:
Sitealarm started as a personal project before Laravel even had its current form, born out of frustration with paying US-based SaaS tools for something a developer could self-host. It's since been fully rebuilt on Laravel 13, Vue 3, and a clean public API. Grown from a side tool into a product with real, paying users.
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