Know what your automations did — and get alerted the moment one breaks or goes rogue, in plain English.
Small businesses run on no-code automations (Zapier, Make, n8n) wiring together their CRM, email, and billing. When one silently breaks or fires abnormally — emails 400 contacts instead of 40 — the owner finds out from an angry customer, not a dashboard. AutoWatch is the cross-platform, plain-English monitor that catches it first.
Live: autowatch.vercel.app
- Signed webhook ingestion — one HMAC-verified endpoint per automation; rate-limited, quota-enforced, returns
202and enqueues async. - Plain-English summaries — every event summarized by Claude Haiku so a non-technical owner understands what happened.
- Failure & stalled detection — alerts when an automation reports an error, or when one that normally fires goes quiet (highest-signal, lowest-false-positive).
- Daily digest — batched summary email (Claude Sonnet).
- Compliance PDF export — date-ranged event log for audit-conscious businesses.
- Billing — Stripe subscriptions with per-plan quotas; magic-link auth; multi-tenant orgs.
Zapier / Make / n8n / custom
│ HMAC-signed webhook
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/api/ingest/[key] → verify · rate-limit · quota · insert · 202
│ enqueue
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Inngest durable functions (retries):
• summarize (Claude Haiku) • failure / stalled / anomaly checks
• daily digest (Claude Sonnet) • retention purge
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Supabase (Postgres + RLS) · Resend (email) · Stripe (billing) · Sentry
Next.js 15 (App Router) · TypeScript · Supabase (Postgres, RLS, magic-link auth) · Inngest (durable background jobs) · Anthropic (Haiku + Sonnet) · Stripe · Resend · Sentry · Tailwind + shadcn/ui · Zod
MVP live. Signed ingestion, summarization, failure/stalled alerts, daily digest, Stripe billing, and PDF export are implemented. See docs/ for the full PRD, architecture, schema, and security model.
MIT