Know before
your donors do.

SteadyWatch keeps an eye on your website, and when something breaks it tells you in a sentence anyone on your board can read.

See it working
The alert a monitoring tool sends
[ALERT] probe /donate host=riverbend.org
status=503  t=1440ms  retries=3  SSL_OK
regions=9/9 failing  severity=SEV1  ack_required
which means
The same event, from SteadyWatch

At 9:41 this morning your donation page stopped answering. We checked from all nine of our locations and it looks the same from every one, so the problem is the page itself, not the internet in between. Your main website is still up.

The same event. One of them you can act on.

Three real nonprofits.
Here is what we found.

Not logos. Not a demo. These are the first organizations SteadyWatch ever looked at, what it turned up in the first hour, and their live pages right now.

CertScore
certscore.org · certification verification
Found in the first hour
●
Anyone could send email that looked like it came from them
●
Five of the six safety settings a browser looks for were switched off
●
People in South America waited 2.47 seconds for the page. In Europe, 0.17.
✓
All three fixed the same afternoon
status.certscore.org→
Honor Library
honorlibrary.org · community book sharing
Found in the first hour
●
The same email problem, on a different site
✓
Fixed within the hour, and we checked again to be sure
✓
The fastest of the three: under a sixth of a second, from every continent
status.honorlibrary.org→
V2C
v2c.org · the nonprofit behind SteadyWatch
Found in the first hour
●
Two of the six browser safety settings were switched off
●
A one-letter typo in an email address meant warnings about fake email had been going nowhere
✓
Both fixed the same evening
status.v2c.org→

Six findings, three organizations, one evening. Not one of them was announcing itself.

SteadyWatch keeps a page on itself too our own failures are logged first

You give one address.
It watches ten things.

Nothing to install, no code on your pages, no password handed over. Everything below follows from a single web address.

i
Your website, every minuteFrom nine world regions. A problem only Asia can see is still a problem you hear about.
ii
Your donation pageThe page that pays for everything gets its own line and its own alarm.
iii
Your other important pagesEvents, volunteer signup, contact. We find them and ask which ones matter to you.
iv
Your web addressMiss the yearly renewal and the website and the email both vanish at once. You get a countdown, long before.
v
The padlock in the address barIt expires. When it does, visitors get a red warning screen instead of your site. You hear weeks ahead.
vi
Whether your email reaches peopleThe settings that decide if your appeal lands in the inbox or the spam folder.
vii
Whether people can find youYour address has to be looked up before anyone reaches you. We check that separately, from outside.
viii
How fast you are, everywhereEach part of the world compared against its own normal, never a number somebody guessed.
ix
Anything else you runA booking system, a members area, a form. Tell us the address and we watch that too.
x
A Sunday noteA short weekly email in plain sentences: what was slow, what broke, what fixed itself.

We never ask for
a password.

Not yours, not your website's. SteadyWatch watches from the outside, the way any visitor does. The only things it holds are a web address and the email where alerts go, and both would fit on a business card. There is not much to steal, and that is by design.

Priced like a nonprofit,
because it is one.

Two weeks free, then $5 a month.

Everything included: the checking from nine regions, the status page on your own domain, the alerts, the weekly letter. No tiers, no seats, no card required to start.

  1. Open your connector settings in Claudeclaude.ai/customize/connectors, then choose Add custom connector.
  2. Paste this address
    https://connect.steadywatch.org/mcp
  3. Ask it about your websiteTry: what would SteadyWatch watch for my website? It answers in the same plain English the alerts use.

Works on every Claude plan, including the free one. In Claude Code, one line does it:

claude mcp add --transport http steadywatch https://connect.steadywatch.org/mcp

Being honest about what this does today: the connector is live and will describe what SteadyWatch would watch, but it does not yet save anything or begin watching. That part is being built now.