What it does
Supercheck is an open-source platform that combines testing, monitoring, and incident communication in one stack. It brings together AI-assisted Playwright tests, multi-region uptime monitoring, alerts, and status pages. It is closer to a self-hosted reliability toolkit than to a narrow single-purpose service.
Plans
Open source, self-hosted
Access
The project is presented as open-source and self-hosted. The public site points users to docs, GitHub, and a demo rather than to a clear pricing page.
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Usage examples
Scheduled Playwright-based synthetic tests
A team defines browser, API, or database tests and runs them on a schedule to catch real user-journey failures. The useful part is that automation and monitoring stay in the same product instead of drifting into separate tools.
DocumentationUptime monitoring from multiple regions
HTTP, website, ping, port, and synthetic monitors can run from multiple regions and feed alerts. That helps when the job is not only to know whether a service is up, but to see where it breaks and how quickly users would feel it.
DocumentationApplication scenarios
Scenario: a small self-hosted team does not want separate services for test automation, uptime monitoring, and a public status page. Supercheck is useful because it brings that reliability stack into one place.
Scenario: a product or QA team schedules Playwright scenarios, gets alerts when they fail, and updates a customer-facing status page when needed. The value is not one isolated feature, but the connection between them.
