Crontinel

Crontinel is Laravel schedule and queue monitoring built to catch silent cron, queue, and agent failures before users do. Many teams rely on uptime checks alone. Uptime can stay green while schedule:run is hours late, a Horizon worker has stalled, or a backup job never fired. Crontinel watches the runs that should have happened and alerts when they do not. Crontinel monitors the Laravel scheduler, Horizon queues, workers, backups, and agent runs. When a scheduled task is late, missed, or fails quietly, you get notified instead of discovering it from customer reports. That focus on expected runs—not just whether a host responds—is the core of the product. Beyond Laravel, Crontinel also offers Node and Python SDKs so the same monitoring approach can cover adjacent jobs and agents in a mixed stack. The goal is one place to see whether critical background work actually ran. Crontinel is open core, MIT licensed, with a free tier. You can start monitoring without a large commitment and expand as your schedules and queues grow. Tags that fit the product include Laravel, DevTools, Monitoring, Cron, Queue, DevOps, Open Source, SaaS, and APM. In short: if silent schedule or queue failure would hurt your users, Crontinel is the watchdog for the jobs that are supposed to run—catching late, missed, and failed work before it becomes a production incident.