Your server stopped answering at 21:40. You know because we checked.
You paste a configuration link once. Every time you open the app, every server you watch is checked and the result is stamped into its ledger — so “is it still working?” stops being a guess.
What it does
Checks from the cloud
Your phone never dials anything. Our service reaches the server for you and reports what it found — reachable or not, how fast, and where it came out.
Remembers what broke
Every check becomes one mark in a ledger. Outages, recoveries and changes are written down with the time they happened, so you can answer “since when?”
Notices what changed
If the address your traffic comes out of changes, or latency starts drifting, that becomes an entry too — not just a green light that quietly went yellow.
Being precise
This is not a VPN.
The app installs no VPN profile, builds no tunnel, and routes none of your traffic. There is no network extension in it. It is a monitoring tool for servers you already have access to through your own arrangements.
Every server you add is one you already hold a configuration link for — from a provider you pay, a machine you run yourself, or someone who shared theirs with you. The app tells you whether that server is answering. That is the whole product.
New to configuration links? Here is where they come from.
What it costs
Free to use. One optional unlock.
Watching three servers, seven days of history and unlimited manual checks cost nothing, and the check button is never rationed. Proxy Monitor Pro is a single $4.99 purchase — not a subscription — that raises the limit to 25 servers, keeps 90 days of history, adds the outage-hours map, records changes to the exit address, and exports a redacted report.