Know when your website or booking path needs attention.
Keenlatch checks your public website daily and can optionally check a booking link on mobile. When a check stays open as a failure, an email gives you evidence and a practical next step.
The work keeps moving.
Keenlatch keeps watch on the public path.
Illustrative monitor view
Website reachability
Public HTTPS response
Booking link
Optional public HTTPS URL
What an alert includes
If an open failure appears, Keenlatch includes the evidence and a practical fix so you have a clear place to start investigating.
What Keenlatch watches
The parts of your business that should never go quiet.
Your site is more than a homepage. It is a chain of small handoffs, and any one of them can lose the next customer.
Check the public website
A public HTTPS check confirms that the website responds when a prospective customer arrives.
Protect the booking handoff
When configured, an optional public HTTPS booking destination lets you verify the mobile booking handoff.
Know what needs attention
Open failures trigger an email alert with evidence and a practical fix, so a silent problem has somewhere to go next.
How it works
A quiet layer of certainty behind the scenes.
Keenlatch takes the repetitive checking off your plate, then gives you the context to act when it matters.
- 01
Set up your site
Create an account and save your business website, plus an optional public HTTPS booking destination.
- 02
Run the checks
The first check runs immediately. After that, Keenlatch continues with a daily website check and the optional mobile booking-link check.
- 03
Alert on open failures
When a check stays open as a failure, you receive an email with the evidence and a practical next fix.
- 04
Read the week
The rolling seven-day report turns pass rate, response trends, failures, causes, and fixes into plain-English priorities.
The weekly readout
A weekly reliability report in plain English.
The rolling seven-day report brings together pass rate, response-time trend, failures, likely causes, practical fixes, and links to the underlying run evidence.
Sample report structure
| Check | Example signal | Next move |
|---|---|---|
| Website reachability | Example pass | Keep watching |
| Booking link | Example failure | Check handoff |
What a real report explains
Which checks passed or failed, what changed, and what to fix next.
Sample rows are illustrative, not a customer result or verified metric.
Start with a clearer view of your website
See when a customer contact path needs attention.
Create your account to save a website, run the first check, and see how Keenlatch can keep the public path in view.