About Webmon
Webmon monitors website availability and sends notifications when a service becomes unavailable. Users can choose how often each site is checked, pause or resume monitoring for individual sites, and refresh a selected entry manually. A custom interval can be set in seconds or minutes, from as often as every second to longer intervals. An option limits notifications to actual server problems, avoiding alerts when the phone itself has no internet connection. Webmon can also check common DNS record types, including A and AAAA, and check onion-domain sites when Orbot is running. Website entries can be imported or exported as a backup. No login is required. Webmon is a phone-based web-service monitor with per-site schedules and status notifications. Its checks depend on the selected interval and the device’s network connection; users can configure it to distinguish a server issue from a loss of connectivity on the phone.
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