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Miharu watches over your website and server in your place to make sure they're "not down" and "certificates and domains aren't about to expire." If any abnormalities occur, you'll get notified right away, preventing the "it's too late by the time I noticed" scenario. There are 2 types of monitoring.

Type 1: Mimawari (Regular URL Checks)

Regularly accesses the specified URL and can detect abnormalities like:

• Site operation (downtime detection: HTTP status / timeout)
• Response time recording and delay detection
• Keyword checking in page content (monitoring whether specified strings are included or not included)
• Early warning when SSL certificate expiration is approaching
• Advance warning of domain expiration
• Support for URLs with BASIC authentication
• Check interval can be selected from 1 to 60 minutes

Type 2: Otayori (Heartbeat Reception)

A method where the server side sends a POST to a dedicated URL. You can monitor processes that "should be running" like cron jobs and batch processes.

• If a POST doesn't arrive within the expected interval, it's notified as "not received"
• If metrics included in the sent data (CPU usage, memory usage, etc.) exceed thresholds set by the user, you'll be notified

Notification Destinations

Supports notifications to Slack / Discord / Webhook / ntfy / Email. You can select multiple notification destinations for each monitoring.

※ Email notifications are premium-only. Due to sending costs, activation is handled on a case-by-case basis (please use notifications other than email during the free trial).

Monitoring Suppression

You can specify times and dates when you want to stop monitoring in advance, such as "stop monitoring from midnight to 3 AM every day because batch processing is running" or "stop monitoring from 2 PM to 4 PM tomorrow because the server will be down." This prevents unnecessary alerts during times when downtime is expected.

• Hourly suppression: Specify time periods (one-time only / daily / repeating by day of week or date. Also supports time periods that span across days)
• Date-based suppression: Specify "no monitoring on this date." Can be saved as a monitoring suppression calendar and supports Japanese holidays

Public Status Page

You can share the monitoring status with your team or customers via a dedicated URL. Displays the current status, uptime, and recent uptime bar for each monitoring. Only the name, status, and uptime are displayed publicly; URL, authentication information, notification destinations, thresholds, and other settings are never exposed.

Pricing and Payment

Miharu is currently offered by invitation only to maintain stable service operation and support quality. After applying for use, you can try it free (¥0) for 3 days from your first login. If you continue, you'll use Premium (monthly), and the base fee is determined according to your configuration.

• Type 1 only: ¥600/month
• Type 2 only: ¥1,200/month
• Both types: ¥1,500/month

In addition, there is a per-monitoring fee (varies depending on check interval, etc.). Payment is by credit card only (Stripe).

Other

You can install it as a PWA on your smartphone or PC and use it like an app.

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※ The information on this page is as of the time of creation. It may not be the latest, so please check 公式サイト for the latest pricing and features.