Know when your links break
— before your customers do.
Link rot is invisible until someone hits a dead page. LinkWatch7 will check your URLs on a schedule and tell you the moment one breaks — scheduled checking is a planned feature coming with the backend deployment. In the demo, you can manually check any URL from the dashboard.
Nobody schedules time to check links. So sites quietly accumulate broken links, dead affiliate URLs, and stale documentation examples for months. By the time you notice, a customer has already hit the dead end.
LinkWatch7 is a quiet, set-and-forget service — checking your URLs daily or weekly and alerting you only when something changes. Scheduled checking is a planned feature; in the demo you can check URLs manually from the dashboard. No dashboards to refresh, no reports to read. Just a notification when a link breaks.
What you get
Straightforward features for one job: catching broken links before your audience does.
Recurring checks Planned
Scheduled daily or weekly checks are coming soon with the backend deployment. In the demo, you can check any URL manually from the dashboard and see results instantly.
One alert per incident
When a link starts failing, you get notified once. You will not receive a repeat message on every subsequent check until you dismiss the alert.
Full check history
Every check result — status code, response time, redirect chain — is stored in your browser so you can see exactly when a link last worked. Note: history is stored locally and does not sync across devices (cross-device sync is planned).
A monitoring tool should be as quiet as a working smoke detector. Set your URLs, pick your frequency, and get on with your day.
Get started — it is free