# Lampwick

> Application monitoring for web apps (framework-agnostic; Laravel is the first integration): exceptions, requests, jobs, queries, logs, users, uptime, SSL/DNS and cron checks, status pages and alerts in one dashboard. Hosted at lampwick.dev. Every dashboard action is also available through a REST API (`/api/v1`, OpenAPI) and an MCP server (`/mcp`).

Every page below has a Markdown version (the `.md` links); `llms-full.txt` has all of them in one file.

## Getting started

- [Home](https://lampwick.dev/index.md): what Lampwick does, the real app (example data), how to connect an app, plans and prices
- [Create an account](https://app.lampwick.dev/signup): sign up, then create a project to get its ingest token
- Laravel: `composer require lampwick/laravel`, set `LAMPWICK_TOKEN` in `.env`, run `php artisan lampwick:agent` as a daemon, check with `php artisan lampwick:test`
- Any other app or script: `POST https://app.lampwick.dev/ingest` with the project token as `Bearer`
- [Log in](https://app.lampwick.dev/login)

## Docs

- [Get started with Lampwick](https://lampwick.dev/docs.md): Create an account and a project, connect your app with the Laravel package or HTTP ingest, then read the data in the dashboard, the API or your agent.
- [Work with issues](https://lampwick.dev/docs/issues.md): Lampwick groups exceptions into issues by class, code, file and line. Resolve, ignore or reopen them; a resolved issue reopens when it happens again.
- [Monitor uptime](https://lampwick.dev/docs/uptime.md): An uptime monitor requests a URL every 30 seconds to 1 hour. 2xx and 3xx are up; two failed checks in a row are down and alert the team.
- [Check SSL certificates, domains and DNS](https://lampwick.dev/docs/host-checks.md): Every uptime monitor also checks its SSL certificate, domain expiry (RDAP) and NS/MX records, and alerts before expiry or when DNS changes.
- [Find broken links and mixed content](https://lampwick.dev/docs/crawler.md): Turn on the site crawl of an uptime monitor. Once a day Lampwick follows up to 250 pages, checks every link and reports http:// resources on https pages.
- [Monitor scheduled tasks](https://lampwick.dev/docs/cron-health.md): Lampwick learns each scheduled task's cron from its runs and alerts when a task misses a run, starts failing or runs longer than you allow.
- [Publish a status page](https://lampwick.dev/docs/status-pages.md): A public page at app.lampwick.dev/status/SLUG with the status and daily uptime (up to 90 days) of the monitors you pick, plus incident and maintenance notices.
- [Get alerts](https://lampwick.dev/docs/alerts.md): Lampwick alerts every member of a project's team by push notification and e-mail. Mute alerts per monitor or task, or turn off alert e-mails per account.
- [Manage teams, members and 2FA](https://lampwick.dev/docs/teams.md): Projects belong to a team. Owners invite people by e-mail and manage ingest tokens, deletes and the team; members use the projects. Plus 2FA.

## Integrations

- [Connect a Laravel app](https://lampwick.dev/docs/laravel.md): Install the lampwick/laravel package, add your project's ingest token to .env and run php artisan lampwick:agent next to your app.
- [Send data over HTTP](https://lampwick.dev/docs/http-ingest.md): POST a JSON array of records to https://app.lampwick.dev/ingest with your project's ingest token as a bearer token, from any language or script.

## API

- [OpenAPI 3.1 document](https://app.lampwick.dev/api/v1/openapi.json): every endpoint of `/api/v1` with full response schemas (no auth needed)
- MCP server: `https://app.lampwick.dev/mcp` (Streamable HTTP, `Authorization: Bearer lwp_…`); tools are generated from the API
- [Use the Lampwick API](https://lampwick.dev/docs/api.md): Everything the dashboard shows or does is in the JSON API under https://app.lampwick.dev/api/v1, described by an OpenAPI 3.1 document.
- [Connect Lampwick to your AI agent](https://lampwick.dev/docs/mcp.md): Lampwick runs an MCP server at https://app.lampwick.dev/mcp. Add it to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor or another client with a personal token.

## Comparisons

- [Lampwick vs Flare](https://lampwick.dev/compare/lampwick-vs-flare.md): Flare is stronger on errors, frontend JavaScript and alert channels. Lampwick adds uptime, SSL, domain, DNS, cron and status pages. Prices checked 8 Nov 2026.
- [Lampwick vs Laravel Nightwatch](https://lampwick.dev/compare/lampwick-vs-nightwatch.md): Nightwatch gives more events and retention per dollar. Lampwick adds uptime, SSL, domain, DNS, cron, status pages and a link crawler. Prices checked 8 Nov 2026.
- [Lampwick vs Oh Dear](https://lampwick.dev/compare/lampwick-vs-oh-dear.md): Oh Dear has more site checks, locations and alert channels. Lampwick adds errors, requests, jobs and logs from inside your app. Checked 8 Nov 2026.
- [Laravel Nightwatch alternatives](https://lampwick.dev/compare/nightwatch-alternatives.md): Nightwatch is cheapest for Laravel app monitoring. For more: Telescope, Pulse, Flare, Sentry, Better Stack, Honeybadger, Lampwick and more. Checked 8 Nov 2026.

## Pages

- [Contact](https://lampwick.dev/contact.md): Write to the people behind Lampwick about sales, support, billing, privacy or abuse. The form goes to our inbox, and we answer by email.
- [Monitoring for apps built with Lovable, Replit, Bolt or v0](https://lampwick.dev/for/ai-built-apps.md): Paste your app's URL. Lampwick checks uptime, SSL, domain and DNS, finds broken links, gives you a status page and alerts your phone. No code.
- [Monitor your Lovable app](https://lampwick.dev/for/lovable.md): Add your Lovable app's URL to Lampwick for uptime, SSL, domain and DNS checks without code, and connect Lovable's chat to Lampwick over MCP.
- [Monitor your Replit app](https://lampwick.dev/for/replit.md): Add your published Replit app's URL to Lampwick for uptime, SSL, domain and DNS checks without code, and connect Replit Agent to Lampwick over MCP.
- [Monitor your v0 app](https://lampwick.dev/for/v0.md): Add your published v0 app's URL to Lampwick for uptime, SSL, domain and DNS checks without code, and connect v0 to Lampwick over MCP.
- [Debug Laravel production errors with Claude Code](https://lampwick.dev/guides/debug-laravel-production-errors-with-claude-code.md): Connect Claude Code to your error tracker over MCP, then let it find new errors, read the stack trace, open your code and propose a fix you review.
- [How to know when your app is down](https://lampwick.dev/guides/know-when-your-app-is-down.md): Five things take a web app offline: the host, an expired SSL certificate, a lapsed domain, changed DNS and broken links. How to spot each one yourself.
- [Why Laravel queued jobs fail, and how to find out](https://lampwick.dev/guides/laravel-failed-jobs.md): A Laravel job fails when it throws on its last attempt, times out or runs out of attempts. It lands in failed_jobs and nobody is told unless you add a hook.
- [Monitor the Laravel scheduler, and why tasks silently don't run](https://lampwick.dev/guides/monitor-laravel-scheduler.md): Laravel's scheduler runs only when cron calls schedule:run each minute. Missing cron, stuck locks and timezones skip tasks silently; a heartbeat catches it.
- [Telescope and Pulse in production, and when to use a hosted tool](https://lampwick.dev/guides/telescope-pulse-in-production.md): Telescope records single requests, Pulse aggregates. Both run in production with a gate, filters and pruning, but neither alerts you when something breaks.
- [Data processing agreement](https://lampwick.dev/legal/dpa.md): The GDPR article 28 agreement for the monitoring data you send to Lampwick, with the security measures and the list of sub-processors.
- [Privacy policy](https://lampwick.dev/legal/privacy.md): What personal data Lampwick collects about its customers and website visitors, why, on what legal basis, how long we keep it, and your rights under the GDPR.
- [Terms of service](https://lampwick.dev/legal/terms.md): The agreement for using Lampwick: plans and payment, limits, acceptable use, your data, switching, availability, liability and Dutch law.

## Optional

- [Every page in one file](https://lampwick.dev/llms-full.txt): all the Markdown pages above, concatenated