Automation that fails
loudly.
Scan your repo, find the scripts and schedules your product depends on, then wrap the important ones with a run ledger, alerts, and a cockpit.
Workflows Found
18
5 need owners
Runs Today
64
97% success
Silent Risks
4
no alerts configured
Failures
1
revenue sync failed
Designed for automation scattered across
How it works
Start with a scan.
Then wrap what matters.
Run honey doctor
Scan your repo for scripts, GitHub Actions schedules, Vercel crons, Supabase functions, and unowned automation.
Choose critical jobs
Turn the important scripts and endpoints into watched workflows with owners, schedules, and failure thresholds.
Debug from the run ledger
See attempts, duration, exit codes, HTTP status, logs, and failure class before a silent job becomes a customer problem.
Features
The whole hive, included.
No add-ons. No gotchas.
Automatic Retries
Failed? We retry up to 3 times with exponential backoff. Each attempt logged separately. No stings left behind.
Failure Alerts
Get buzzed the moment something breaks. Set your threshold: 1, 3, or 5 consecutive failures before we alert.
Execution Logs
Every run logged with timestamp, duration, HTTP status, and response body. Full transparency, always.
Natural Language
Type "every weekday at 8:30am" and we parse it. No cron syntax memorization. Just say when.
Public Status Page
Share a live status page with your users. Shows job health without exposing the sweet stuff.
Usage Dashboard
Real-time visibility into your runs, success rates, and latency. Everything in one honeycomb view.
Built for
Operators with jobs everywhere.
Repo discovery
Find scripts, scheduled workflows, and cron config that otherwise live as tribal knowledge.
Local command jobs
Wrap revenue syncs, backup checks, data imports, and internal ops scripts without turning them into platform rewrites.
Hosted recovery
Use the cockpit for run history, alerts, retry context, and status pages once a workflow needs shared visibility.
Why switch
Cron tools only see one slice.
Honeycron starts from the messy reality of product automation.
Platform crons
NarrowGood at firing URLs inside one host, weak at explaining the rest of your repo automation.
CI schedules
ScatteredUseful for builds and jobs, but run history and alerting sit apart from product operations.
Local scripts
SilentOften critical, usually invisible, and rarely have owners, schedules, or failure history.
Workflow platforms
HeavyPowerful once you migrate into them. Heavy when the first job is discovering what already exists.
Honeycron
The bridge from scattered automation to observable workflows: scan locally, wrap what matters, then use the hosted cockpit when shared visibility is worth it.
Pricing
Free to taste. Sweet to scale.
Early hosted plans for the current scheduler while the CLI wedge expands.
Stop losing automation in the repo.
Make every critical run visible.
Start with a local scan. Keep the hosted cockpit for the workflows that need history, alerts, and recovery context.
No credit card required · Local scan first · Hosted sync when useful