stillvalid · in private beta
One ordered list of everything about to expire
In brief
Prevents the outage nobody planned for: the certificate, domain or token that quietly expired. Everything with an end date lands on one list, ordered by what it would break, so attention goes to the expiry that matters.
Certificates, domains, tokens, licences and secrets expire, and each is recorded somewhere different. The dates are discovered across those systems and ranked by what breaks when they pass, not by how soon they arrive.
What it does
- Ranked by consequence: a staging certificate and a payment gateway's are not the same nine days away
- Discovery runs on a cadence, so a thing nobody registered still turns up before it lapses
A closer look
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The stillvalid.run landing page
The Stillvalid demo inventory, signed in as its read-only viewer
The sources the dates are discovered from, in the Stillvalid demo
The whitepaper behind it
The problem it measures, the method behind it, and what it deliberately does not do.