QMON
by QENTRA RunningSays something before your customer does.
Uptime, certificates, domains and capacity watched around the clock — and when something is wrong, the cause first, not a red light. Built because knowing an outage happened yesterday is not operating a service.
- Runs on
- Web · Android
- Speaks
- English · Français
- Since
- August 2026
minutes between probes of every application, day and night
applications watched on one estate today
days of samples behind every finding it reports
phone that stays awake for it overnight
The interface
What it looks like to work in.
A drawing of the real layout, not a screenshot — the product sits behind a sign-in, and we will not fake one. Ask for a demonstration to see the live one on your own data.
What it does
- Every application probed on a fixed cycle, around the clock, following redirects like a real visitor
- Certificate expiry, domain registration and capacity ceilings checked every hour
- Push alerts to an Android app engineered to stay awake overnight — not an inbox nobody reads
- Leads with the cause: ranked findings, each with evidence, a confidence and a plain-language fix
- Tells your outage apart from the shared server having a bad day, and from its own vantage point blipping
- Fixes applied from the phone need two taps, are backed up first, and can be undone
Chapter 01
Cause first, status second.
A status board tells you that something is red. QMON tells you why, and what to do about it.
- 01
Headline
One sentence a non-engineer can act on.
- 02
Cause and evidence
The samples that led there — latency, codes, load, the path that was failing.
- 03
Confidence
It says when it does not know. A single failed check is never reported as an incident.
- 04
Fix
Words, a ready-to-send message to your host, or a change QMON applies for you — with undo.
Chapter 02
Three things it refuses to confuse.
Most monitors report one number. Most outages are one of three different stories.
Your application broke
A 5xx concentrated on one path, a response that changed size, a flapping service.
The shared server was busy
Load far above the cores while your own account sits well under its limits — slowness that is not yours.
Our vantage point blipped
The site answered five out of five a minute later. Reported as such, not as your outage.
Chapter 03
The logo is the status lamp.
The QMON mark is a ring around a pulse. The ring carries the colour of the estate — steady, strained or at fault — so the app icon in your hand already says how the night went.
Who it is for
Anyone responsible for a handful of applications staying up, without a team to watch them overnight.
Live since August 2026. It watches the QENTRA estate itself, which is the only reference a monitor should be asked for.
Get it
Put it to work.
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Android
Phone or tablet
A package to install directly. Android asks once to allow this source.
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Demonstration
On your own data
Thirty minutes with the live product loaded with what you actually run.
Book a demonstration