In the box

A short digest when something slows down or errors. Silence when everything's fine.

Once your app is live, monitoring usually means one of two bad habits: checking a dashboard you'll eventually stop checking, or wiring up alerting that emails you daily to say nothing happened. Either way, the one time something actually goes wrong, you hear about it from a user.

VibeKit takes the opposite stance: quiet when it's fine, loud exactly when it's not.

See what your app is actually doing

The Metrics tab gives you a quick read on activity — what your app has been reading and how much of it is served instantly from the edge cache. One glance tells you whether the cache is doing its job, no log digging required.

A digest, not a drip

Open Metrics → Email alerts, enter an email, and choose how often you want a summary — once a day, say. At that cadence you get a short digest of any rate-limit slow-downs or errors in the period. If the period was quiet, you get nothing at all. No "all systems normal" filler, no training yourself to ignore your own alerts.

Know exactly what you'll get

Click Send test to see exactly what a digest looks like before you subscribe. And email is never the only record: recent alerts are always visible in the admin, whether or not anything has been sent.

Built to catch the things that matter

The most common thing a digest will tell you about is an Airtable automation firing cache refreshes too aggressively. VibeKit slows it down automatically and flags the failing run inside Airtable, so your site stays up either way — the digest just makes sure you hear about it without going looking (see flood protection).

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