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Ideal for webmasters, dev ops, consultants, or anyone!įree, limited version available via the App Store with Ping Pro in-app purchase upgrade.

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Instead of paying a monthly fee for an external notification service, get notified directly for free while you are actively working at your computer.

AppleScript support for building your own custom workflows.

Fully native app with performance & battery life in mind.

Secure & private: no tracking or analytics.

Customize the information you want to display.

Control how often you want to ping your urls.

Measure and configure response times to see if a url is performing slowly.

Get local notifications when a url is erroring or unreachable.

Heads-up-display of the status of all your sites right in the menu bar.

Keep track of the status & speed of your websites, APIs, servers or any endpoint and get feedback directly in your menu bar and via notifications. Ping is a simple uptime monitor that uses your Mac's internet connection.