Safari Site Check

Every morning, opens your site in Safari and tells you if anything broke.

What you get

One page, waiting for you every morning. Every page it checked gets one row — the path, whether it passed, what a visitor would actually see, and a screenshot for anything that failed or ran slow. A page that quietly stopped working doesn't wait for someone to notice; it's already on the page when you open it.

The pages checked are example.com until you edit the agent — a home page, a pricing page, a contact page, none of them yours. Open the Site Checker agent and replace them with your own site's pages before you rely on this for anything.

How to look at it

Open the Checks app in this cabinet. It comes pre-filled with a made-up example so you can see the shape of it straight away — the page says clearly that the check is fake. Your first real check takes its place.

Before it can check your site

Safari is macOS only, so this cabinet only does anything on a Mac — there's no Safari to drive on Windows or Linux. Click Connect in Cabinet's integrations screen — there's no account and no sign-in. Cabinet drives Safari on this computer, and your agents can open a real browser from then on.

What's inside

• Site Checker — the one agent. Opens each page, writes what it found.
• Morning Site Check — the one routine. Runs at 07:00 every day.
• Checks — the one page. Opens on today's check, with a picker for earlier days.