n8n and Make don't tell you when an automation silently stops running. No error, no email — just missing leads, unsent invoices, and clients asking why. WentQuiet notices in minutes.
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Error alerts only fire when something throws an error. Most real-world failures don't. They just... stop.
An API token expires. The trigger stops firing. n8n shows nothing wrong — there are simply no executions to fail. You find out from an angry client.
Make.com's default on error: drop the bundle and move on. No retry, no notification. Your CRM sync has been skipping records for a week.
Someone toggled a workflow off during debugging and forgot to re-enable it. Nothing "failed" — it just went quiet. For nineteen days.
Read-only. No agents, no webhooks to maintain, no code changes to your workflows.
Paste your n8n or Make API key (read-only scope). We auto-discover every active workflow. Self-hosted fully supported.
Every workflow has a heartbeat — 40×/day, hourly, every Monday. WentQuiet baselines each one automatically. No thresholds to configure.
Silence, error spikes, or unusual volume → instant alert on Telegram, Slack, email or webhook. Plus a weekly "all clear" digest so you can stop checking manually.
Less than one hour of debugging per month. Founding members lock 50% off forever.
Yes. WentQuiet only needs an API key with read scope. We never modify, trigger, or touch your workflows or data. Keys are encrypted at rest.
Yes — self-hosted n8n is our primary audience. If your instance is reachable over HTTPS (including via a tunnel), it works. n8n's own Insights dashboard is locked to paid plans; WentQuiet is built for the rest of us.
Error workflows catch thrown errors. They can't catch a workflow that simply stopped being triggered — expired credentials, deactivated workflows, a dead webhook source. Silence is invisible to error handling. Silence is exactly what we watch.
n8n at launch (cloud + self-hosted). Make.com next. Vote when you join the waitlist — the platform question feeds the roadmap directly.
First cohort within weeks. Waitlist members get in first, in signup order. Founding pricing is limited to the first 50 members.