Crontap
Schedule HTTP calls to any URL with cron, uptime checks and alerts
Crontap lets you schedule HTTP calls to any endpoint without managing servers. Write schedules in plain English like "every weekday at 09:30" or use full cron syntax, and see the next runs as you type. Every schedule can run in its own IANA timezone, from every minute to the first Monday of the quarter.
Use it to replace wp-cron on WordPress, poll the Shopify Admin API, trigger Cloud Run or Railway apps, warm caches, run AI and LLM jobs, sync Airtable or Notion, or fire Zapier, Make and n8n workflows. Any endpoint that accepts GET, POST, PUT, PATCH or DELETE works.
Every run is logged with status, duration and error summary, and you can test calls on demand before shipping. When a call fails or a job stops checking in, Crontap sends alerts to Slack, Discord, Telegram or email, with native heartbeats for dead-man checks. An MCP server lets you manage schedules and monitoring from your AI editor.
It differs from platform-native options by supporting minute-level cadence without redeploying, per-schedule timezones, retries, and built-in uptime and heartbeat monitoring in one place. A free plan is available.
Use it to replace wp-cron on WordPress, poll the Shopify Admin API, trigger Cloud Run or Railway apps, warm caches, run AI and LLM jobs, sync Airtable or Notion, or fire Zapier, Make and n8n workflows. Any endpoint that accepts GET, POST, PUT, PATCH or DELETE works.
Every run is logged with status, duration and error summary, and you can test calls on demand before shipping. When a call fails or a job stops checking in, Crontap sends alerts to Slack, Discord, Telegram or email, with native heartbeats for dead-man checks. An MCP server lets you manage schedules and monitoring from your AI editor.
It differs from platform-native options by supporting minute-level cadence without redeploying, per-schedule timezones, retries, and built-in uptime and heartbeat monitoring in one place. A free plan is available.
