Deploy your cron job
in one sentence.
Ask Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or any MCP editor to deploy it and the schedule in your code is the schedule that runs. The process stays awake between runs, so 8am means 8am.
Free for 7 days, then $3/mo. No card to start.
ONE COMMAND · AWAKE BETWEEN RUNS · UTC BY DEFAULTNow it fires
when you said.
The process is up continuously, so the scheduler in your code never misses its window. The schedule lives in your repository where you can read it, not in a form on our panel.
Your script plus a scheduler library.
In your code, where you can read it, not in our UI.
The process is always up, so the scheduler never misses a window.
The bit you are
actually wondering.
Why not a serverless cron?
Use one if it fits. This is for jobs that need warm state, a long runtime, or the same environment as something else you already run here.
What happens to a missed run?
It is not replayed. A scheduler is a clock, not a queue, and pretending otherwise causes worse bugs than it fixes.
Which timezone?
UTC unless your code sets otherwise. Set it explicitly in your scheduler and it will do exactly what you wrote.
Whatever it built,
this runs it.
Your daily digest at 8am, your nightly backup, your weekly reminder. A process with a scheduler in it, staying awake between runs.
You never open a panel.
Connect once, then deploy, read logs, restart and roll back by asking. No API key to copy.
Priced per app,
not per request.
No metering, no surprise invoice. Seven days free to start, and no card until you keep it.
BUILDER for cron jobs. Crons multiply. One turns into five faster than any other kind of app, and they are individually tiny.
What people ask
before they deploy.
Why not a serverless cron?
Use one if it fits. This is for jobs that need warm state, a long runtime, or the same environment as an app you already run here.
Set the schedule.
Then forget it.
$3 a month, always on. First one free for 7 days, no card.
Cursor and VS Code open and install it themselves. For Claude Desktop or claude.ai, paste the URL under Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.