Is your website up? Really up — not just responding 200 with a broken page.

AskQA opens a real browser, loads your site, checks the SSL certificate, and scans for JavaScript errors. If something breaks — an expired cert, a deploy gone wrong, a CDN outage — you get an alert with a screenshot before your users notice.

Uptime pings miss real problems

Traditional uptime monitors just check that your server returns a 200 status code. But your site can return 200 while showing a blank page, a JavaScript error, or an expired SSL warning. Customers see a broken site — your monitoring says everything is fine. Meanwhile, you're losing trust and revenue.

Monitor like a real visitor

AskQA loads your site in a real browser — the same way your customers see it. It checks the page actually renders, verifies your SSL certificate is valid, and catches JavaScript console errors that break functionality. If anything fails, you get one alert with a screenshot showing exactly what went wrong.

What it monitors

page-loads Opens your site in a real browser and checks it loads

ssl-valid Verifies SSL certificate is valid and not expiring soon

no-console-errors Scans for JavaScript errors that break functionality

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Set it up with Claude or Cursor

Install the AskQA MCP server, then just ask:

You

Monitor the health of https://my-site.com

I'll set up a health check for your site. It will load the page in a real browser, verify your SSL certificate, and check for JavaScript errors. I'll run it every hour and alert you if anything breaks.

Or use the API directly

curl -X POST https://api.askqa.ai/api/tests/create \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer aq_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"name":"Site health check","url":"https://my-site.com","template_id":"quick-checks"}'

Ready to catch outages before your customers do?

Start monitoring