schedo.dev shuts down on October 1, 2026. New registrations are disabled.
We are shutting down schedo.dev. New registrations are disabled, so nobody can create a new account.
Existing accounts keep running until September 30, 2026. Please export your data and move your jobs to another scheduler before that date.
New registrations are disabled. Nobody can create a new account.
Existing accounts stay active. Sign in to export your jobs, logs, and execution history.
All scheduled jobs stop. The API and the dashboard go offline.
Manual configuration, no reliability guarantees, and infrastructure lock-in make traditional cron jobs a nightmare in production
Traditional cron jobs require manual DevOps setup, lack built-in reliability, and are tightly coupled to your infrastructure. They're difficult to scale safely and provide no observability out of the box.
Schedo.dev provides a developer-first platform with built-in reliability, automatic scaling, and complete observability. Focus on your business logic while we handle the infrastructure.
Built for modern development teams
No DevOps required - just write your job logic and let Schedo handle the rest. Simple SDK integration with your favorite language.
Automatic retries, acknowledgment handling, and comprehensive error tracking.
Built-in distributed locking and single execution guarantee prevent race conditions and duplicate job runs across your infrastructure.
Local development support with the same API as production. Test and debug your jobs without deploying to production.
Run your jobs anywhere - works across any cloud provider with no infrastructure lock-in. Easy migration between environments.
Real-time execution logs, performance metrics, status monitoring, and failure alerts give you full visibility into your jobs.
Use standard cron syntax or simple interval-based scheduling to define when your jobs run.
Scale your infrastructure with confidence - jobs run exactly once across your entire infrastructure.
Seamlessly manage different environments (dev, staging, prod) with separate configurations and monitoring.