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Control cron across
your infrastructure.

Know exactly what runs, where, and why — without SSH, guesswork, or hidden failures.

Cron breaks silently. Jobs drift across servers. No one knows who owns what. CronCommander gives you a single source of truth for every cron job, every execution, and every change.

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Workspace: Production-Fleet
Agents 12 Live / 0 Offline HEALTHY
Total Jobs 142 Active SYNCED
Executions 4.2k Daily LOGGING
Visibility
See every server
Control
Define once, deploy everywhere
Audit
Track every change
Secure
No remote execution

Stop guessing.
See everything.

CronCommander doesn't replace cron. It adds a control plane on top — so you always know what ran, what failed, and who changed it.

hub

See every server running cron — instantly

No more discovering servers you forgot about. See every agent across your infrastructure, organized by workspace, with real-time health status.

  • check_circle Live inventory across all servers
  • check_circle Organized by workspace and environment
  • check_circle Spot offline machines before they cause failures
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Every cron job. One place. No SSH.

Stop grepping servers one by one. See every job, schedule, and command across your entire fleet in a single unified view.

Your single source of truth for cron.
info

Know if jobs succeed or fail — before users notice

See success rates, execution times, and recent history for every job. Catch failures early, not after the damage is done.

Success Rate98.4%
Avg. Time12.4s
history

Full execution history. Always.

Every execution is recorded — what ran, when, and what happened. Filter by job, agent, or time range. Complete audit trail for compliance.

terminal

See what happened — without SSH

Click any execution to inspect stdout, stderr, and exit codes. Debugging cron should not require logging into servers.

$ tail -n 5 execution.log
Output captured...

Cron management for servers, agents, and crontabs

CronCommander is built for teams searching for a practical cron manager: a way to discover cron jobs across servers, keep crontabs in sync, and monitor every execution without replacing the cron daemon already installed on each machine.

Each server runs a lightweight cron agent that reports job inventory, liveness, schedules, stdout, stderr, and exit codes to the CronCommander control plane. You can manage crontab state from one place while the actual commands continue to execute locally on your infrastructure. Drift reporting and remediation remain roadmap work.

Cron agent
A small local service that reports server health, cron discovery, execution history, and desired-state sync.
Crontab manager
A central view for schedules, commands, ownership, failures, and changes across many servers.

Public launch readiness

Current as of September 2026. Early access remains open while the launch gates below are completed.

Implemented foundation

  • sync

    HTTPS agent transport

    Scoped credentials, randomized polling, durable acknowledgements, and local report spooling.

  • travel_explore

    Cron discovery

    Discover existing cron entries, review them, and import selected jobs.

  • rule

    Desired-state sync

    Manage cron definitions centrally and synchronize them to enrolled agents.

  • monitoring

    Execution visibility

    Execution history, bounded output capture, and persisted agent health.

Remaining public-launch gates

  • verified_user

    Production identity verification

    Verify Auth0 login, callback, logout, session behavior, roles, and cross-account denial in the deployed console.

  • payments

    Production billing verification

    The Paddle sandbox catalog and fail-closed quantity hooks exist; credentials, signed webhooks, checkout, portal, and live-mode evidence remain.

  • security

    Final security sign-off

    Record production secret injection, private metrics access, installer evidence, and release-owner approval.

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    Operational readiness

    Complete production alerts, backup and restore drills, and a verified rollback procedure.

"Security is a first-class concern. We prefer delaying features over shipping something unsafe."

Technical Specifications

laptop_windows Supported Systems

The CronCommander agent runs on Linux, FreeBSD, and macOS (amd64, arm64). The automatic service installer supports Linux; FreeBSD and macOS use the published checksummed binaries with manual service configuration.

shield Operational Design

  • check_circle Local execution: Cron jobs run on your servers, so commands never leave your infrastructure.
  • check_circle Small footprint: The agent is a lightweight, single Go binary designed to use minimal server resources.
  • check_circle Open and inspectable: Review the agent source and documented protocol, or compile the agent yourself.

Your infrastructure runs on cron.
Take control of it.

No replacement. No lock-in. CronCommander is the control plane cron never had.

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