Uptime Page

Worked on improving the service status check logic by updating how responses are interpreted. Now, status code 403 is treated as “up” in the monitoring flow, making the health check more accurate for services that block direct access but are still running.
Also did a bigger cleanup and refactor across the codebase: removed unused modules, improved import structure, and updated the overall service checking logic. I also made some adjustments to the package.json configuration to keep the setup cleaner and more consistent (I forgot to run npm init and went straight to the npm install.

I made some modifications so that the verification works on Vercel; the free plan doesn’t accept cron jobs.

README and final fixes completed

I finished tidying up a few things and added the projects to be monitored, now I just need to ship it

did some ui improvments and bug fixes

Added email notification via node-mailer

started the dashboard for project managment

I created a cron job to check the current status of projects based on the time defined during creation. I also removed the placeholder data from the interface.

Finally got around to refactoring the CSS. It was getting way too large and hard to manage, so I cleaned it up and reorganized everything. Now it’s down from around 700 lines to about 300, which makes it much easier to maintain and work with going forward.

Worked on setting up the backend by configuring an Express server and getting everything running properly. Also spent some time improving the UI, mainly focusing on layout and general usability. While doing that, I noticed the CSS is getting pretty messy and hard to maintain, so I’m planning to refactor it using Bootstrap to clean things up and reduce the overall complexity.

UI completed