Cron Job Overlap Checker & Visualiser

Part of ConfigClarity — DevOps audit tools for cron, SSL, Docker, firewall, proxy, and robots.txt

Audit your cron schedules, SSL certificates, and Docker configs — before they cause downtime.

🔒 Runs 100% in your browser — your files never leave your device

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Your timeline will appear here.

No valid cron jobs yet — paste some above

Add more jobs to see overlap detection — paste your full crontab -l output.

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How It Works

Build or paste cron expressions

Use Build mode to create jobs with dropdowns and see plain English translations instantly. Or paste your existing crontab -l output directly — both feed the same visualizer.

Visualize overlaps on a timeline

Instantly generates a 24h, 7-day, or 30-day timeline showing every job execution window. Overlapping jobs are flagged with exact times and counts.

Fix issues before they hit prod

Review the Overlap Report, adjust job severity (Low/Medium/High), copy fixed expressions directly from the builder, and re-visualize until you're clean.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a cron job overlap?

A cron overlap occurs when a job is still running when its next scheduled instance starts, or when two different jobs fire at the same time. Cron silently spawns a second copy with no warning, which can exhaust server memory and CPU.

How is this different from crontab.guru?

crontab.guru handles one expression at a time. ConfigClarity handles multiple jobs simultaneously, detects overlaps, visualizes execution windows on a timeline, and includes a visual builder — all in one privacy-first tool with no signup required.

Is my data stored anywhere?

No. We do not store your pasted configs, domains, or IP address. All processing happens entirely in your browser. Nothing you paste ever leaves your device.

What is the best way to get my crontab?

Use Build mode to create jobs from scratch, or run crontab -l in your terminal and paste the full output. ConfigClarity handles environment variable lines and comments automatically.

Does it support @reboot?

Yes. @reboot jobs are detected and listed as "Runs on server start" but not shown on the timeline since they have no recurring schedule.