KiteCron schedules webhook jobs down to a true 1-second interval, shows every run in a live activity view, and pings you the moment something starts failing — in-app, by email, or straight to Telegram.
A minute of drift is the difference between "scheduled" and "too late".
Standard cron checks once a minute. Ask for "every second" and it either can't, or silently rounds to the nearest minute boundary — you find out when something downstream times out.
The scheduler ticks every second and fires anything due right then. Set an interval as tight as 1 second and it actually runs every second — not a rounded approximation of one.
Everything you need to run — and trust — scheduled jobs.
A server-side scheduler ticks every second and fires anything due — no browser tab needed, no minute-boundary rounding.
Call any URL on a schedule, or just log a heartbeat. Pass/fail is judged on the real HTTP status code.
24h / 7d / 30d aggregates of total runs and failures, updated as jobs fire — no endless log to scroll.
In-app notifications, email after N failures in a row, and Telegram alerts when a job has been down for N minutes.
Every target URL is checked against private, loopback and cloud-metadata addresses — at creation and on every run.
Paste 30–50+ cron URLs at once and create them all in one request, at the interval and alert settings you choose.
Live in three steps.
Sign up free in seconds. Your first account becomes the admin; everyone else starts on the Free plan.
Paste a URL (or a message), pick an interval as tight as your plan allows, and set your failure thresholds.
Runs land in your live activity view every second. If something breaks, you hear about it right away.
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Questions, answered.
Standard cron only checks for due jobs once a minute, so an "every second" schedule either can't run or rounds to the nearest minute. KiteCron's scheduler ticks every second server-side and fires anything due right then — down to a true 1-second interval.
Each job either calls a URL (a webhook / HTTP request) or logs a message. Webhook jobs are ideal for triggering DhruFusion syncs, keeping an endpoint warm, or pinging any HTTP service on a schedule.
Every job tracks consecutive failures. You get an in-app notification (and an email if SMTP is configured) after N failed attempts, plus optional Telegram alerts when a job has been failing continuously for a set number of minutes.
Yes. The DhruFusion bulk-add tab takes one URL per line and creates them all in a single request, at an interval and notification setting you choose, respecting your plan's job limit.
Job URLs are validated against private, loopback, link-local and cloud-metadata addresses (SSRF protection) both when created and on every run, so the server can't be used to reach internal infrastructure.
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