Know your backups are actually working
Backups fail quietly. Dockstash scores every project from real signals — last run, restore drills, repository checks, schedules and agent liveness — and tells you the moment anything drifts.
Watchdogs on every layer
Health dashboard
Every project is scored healthy, degraded or critical from real signals: last run, drills, repo checks, schedules and agent liveness.
Alert center
Every failure and silent stall is recorded in-app with read/unread state — no alert disappears into a mailbox.
Email + webhooks
Failure alerts reach your inbox and any per-project webhook — wire up Slack, Discord or PagerDuty in minutes.
Dead-man's switch
If a project goes quiet past its heartbeat window, Dockstash alerts you even though nothing explicitly "failed".
Three states, zero ambiguity
The fleet banner always shows the worst project, so a single glance answers the only question that matters.
Healthy
Recent successful backup, drills passing, schedule active.
Degraded
Something needs attention: a failed repo check, a missing schedule, or a project that has never run.
Critical
A failed backup, drill or restore, a stale project past its heartbeat window, or an offline agent.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What signals feed the health score?
Last backup result and age, restore-drill and repository-check outcomes, schedule presence, pause state, and the liveness of any assigned fleet agent.
Which alert channels are supported?
In-app alerts on every plan, plus email and per-project webhooks on Pro and Business. Webhooks POST JSON, so Slack, Discord and PagerDuty integrations are one URL away.
What about silent failures where nothing runs at all?
A dead-man's-switch sweep alerts you whenever a project has had no successful backup inside its heartbeat window — the failure mode most monitoring misses.
Stop hoping. Start knowing.
Health scoring and the alert center are built in; email and webhook alerts are included with Pro.