MartinUp

Simple project monitoring for solopreneurs and small teams

109 followers

Simple project monitoring for solopreneurs and small teams

109 followers

MartinUp.app offers easy project uptime tracking for tech solopreneurs. Monitor unlimited projects, get instant alerts, and view dashboards. Free tier available. Keep your services running smoothly without breaking the bank or complicating your workflow.

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Launch tags:SaaS•Developer Tools•Tech

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Hey there! I'm Flo, a passionate developer and the creator of martinup.app. After years of experience in web development and DevOps, I've faced the challenges of monitoring and maintaining numerous projects firsthand. MartinUp was born out of my own need for a simple, efficient, and affordable monitoring solution tailored for us, indie hackers and small teams. I believe that powerful tools shouldn't be reserved for large enterprises, and that's why I've dedicated myself to making project monitoring accessible to all. The main objective is to develop martinup as a super tool for independent hackers. First, a monitoring platform, then an automatic SEO booster, then a feedback tool, etc... But first, I need to validate this idea with all of you. When I'm not coding or improving MartinUp, you can find me exploring new technologies, contributing to open-source projects, or sharing my knowledge posts.

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2yr ago

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congrats on the launch! 🚀 I love that uptime tweet format, sharing the status as a series of 🔴🟠🟢? So cool

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2yr ago

This is actually a good product! Keep with it 👌 Also, do you have other plans/ideas besides what is in the roadmap?

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2yr ago

One click onboarding, two clicks setup, ready to go. Really well crafted set-and-forget app for monitoring, excellent for solopreneurs and small businesses. I would like to suggest an option to add a secondary email, other than the signup one, for notifications: such emails often go into spam or get lost among hundreds of others, and the ability to use a dedicated address would align well with the sensible nature of the service. Supported.

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2yr ago