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Are My Sites Up? Sends E-Mail if Your Favorite Blogs Are Down
AppScout — ... It's frustrating when you learn about a new Web app or service, and when you head over to check it out, you learn it's been reviewed on a popular site and now the service is down. What's worse is when you've been a long time user of a Web service before it gets big, and when it suddenly does you can't get into the site to access your data. Are My Sites Up? is a free, very basic monitoring tool that allows you to add your favorite or most essential sites and Web services to a list, and if any of them go offline, the service will alert you via e-mail. ...

'Are My Sites Up?' keeps an eye on uptime
Webware.com — ... Are My Sites Up is a free service that monitors Web sites to see if everything is up and running. You simply plug in the URLs of whatever sites you want to keep an eye on (they don't even have to be yours) and it will send you an alert if it notices one is down. It does this by visiting each page on your list--up to 50 per user--every 15 minutes. If it can't load the page, you get an e-mail. You can also plug in your mobile phone number to get an SMS alert. ...

'Are My Sites Up?' gets a pro service
Webware.com — ... One of my favorite new tools Are My Sites Up (previous coverage) has a new premium service for its heavier users. $75 gets you some niceties like no ads, secured RSS feeds, direct messages via Twitter, and faster checks on your sites. Users can also ...

Trackle makes Web alerts easy, manageable
Webware.com — I am a big, big fan of tools that monitor the Web. Some of my favorites include Google Alerts which I use to track where our stories show up, AreMySitesUp, which I use to keep an eye on Web site uptime, and PriceProtectr which watches for drops and increases from various ...

'Are My Sites Up?' comes to the iPhone
Webware.com — ... Are My Sites Up, the uptime monitoring service now has an application for iPhone users that lets them keep an eye on all their domains when they're away from their computer. While the service offers free SMS and e-mail notifications in the event that your ...

'Are My Sites Up?' comes to the iPhone
iPhone Approll — ... Are My Sites Up?, the uptime monitoring service, now has an application for iPhone users that lets them keep an eye on all their domains when they're away from their computer. While the service offers free SMS and e-mail notifications in the event that your ...

14 iPhone Apps With Push Notification for Productivity
Mashable! — ... Apps with Push AP Mobile: Web – iTunes: The popular free news app now supports push notifications of breaking news. However, it seems like it might not be working properly (serious lag time and not all notifications coming through). If this gets fixed, it could be very useful for those of us who can’t stand missing the latest North Korean missile launch. AreMySitesUp: Web – iTunes: While push notifications are not yet available for this ...