Plomer
Track and monitor your websites, domains and web services
About
Track and monitor your websites and services from your iPhone. Plomer acts as the first responder for your internet infrastructure, keeping an eye on your websites from anywhere.
Send custom events from your apps to Plomer, use widgets on iPhone, iPad and Mac to help you keep a quick glance on your websites and domains. View real-time uptime checks with timestamps and response times to quickly spot performance or availability issues.
Plomer is built for Apple platforms from the ground up. Enjoy a seamless experience whether you're monitoring domains on your iPhone, checking logs on your iPad, or configuring webhook endpoints on your Mac. Universal support means your work syncs beautifully across devices with native performance.
Never miss a critical update. Plomer sends real-time push notifications for outages, DNS changes, SSL expirations, and incoming webhook events. You choose what matters, fine-tuned alerts ensure you’re only notified when it counts.
Ready to launch?
Submit your product and get discovered by builders and creators worldwide.
Launch Now
FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
21% year-over-year growth in non-game apps which amounts to like billions and billions of dollars — and only 3.5 billion of that according to Sensor Tower was attributed to generative AI.
21% non-game revenue growth — only $3.5B from generative AI itself
Non-game app revenue grew 21% YoY into the billions, with only $3.5B from generative AI directly. Movies/TV, social, and utilities all posted billion-dollar gains. The boom is wide, not narrowly AI-driven — and AI is lifting categories that don't even call themselves AI.
The best way of doing that as a technical person is to focus on the product and not on the technology. I've been using the exact same stack for the past 10 years… I have tons of small pieces of code I can reuse from one project to the other, and that really saves tons of time.
Reuse the same stack for a decade — that is how a 6-day MVP becomes possible
Speed comes from removing technology decisions, not from picking the trendiest tools. Sticking with one stack for years means every new project starts with copied UI, auth, and boilerplate — only the core logic is left to build. A six-day MVP is the payoff of a decade of compounding.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
Read all 2722 playbooks
Comments
0