This page gives you the other option. Break a demo business on purpose and feel a real incident alert land in your inbox in seconds.
Uptime tools ping a page. That is not the failure that costs money. The expensive ones happen inside the flows.
The loud one (customers see it fail) or the quiet one (nobody notices for weeks). Both are common patterns.
A real watcher workflow reads the state change, timestamps it, and emails you. Measured, not staged.
Incident alert now, recovery notice about a minute later. The whole loop, without a customer involved.
Everything below runs against real automation. Break it, catch it, resolve it.
A crashed page gets reported fast. A quiet sync runs dark for weeks while the numbers drift.
Customers are your alerting system, until something else is. The stopwatch above is the gap between your press and the alert email. On real production systems, the same watcher pattern catches these silent failures before they cost you money.
Tell me what runs your revenue and I will tell you what watching it looks like.