What is WAMDesk?
WAMDesk (WAM for short, short for Web Asset Manager) is a cloud (SaaS) application for teams that run many websites and domains. It watches domain expiry, SSL certificates, DNS, uptime, technology, Cloudflare accounts, code repositories and deployments, and backup status in one panel, and tells you about problems before your customers do. It is available in Turkish and English, with prices in Turkish lira.
At a glance
- Product name
- WAMDesk (short name: WAM; expansion: Web Asset Manager)
- Category
- Web asset management and monitoring (website, domain and SSL monitoring) — SaaS
- Who it's for
- Web agencies, e-commerce teams, corporate IT and multi-site organizations, freelance developers
- What it monitors
- Domain expiry, SSL certificates, DNS records, uptime and response time, detected technologies, Cloudflare zones, GitHub and Azure DevOps repositories and deployments, backup heartbeats, Google Analytics 4 summary
- Notifications
- Event-based alert engine; email alerts are live, Slack/Telegram/Discord/Teams and outbound webhooks are on the roadmap
- Language and currency
- Turkish and English interface; prices in Turkish lira, VAT included
- Trial
- 7 days, no card required; when it ends the account becomes read-only and reopens when a plan is chosen
- Data security
- Source code is never stored; each organization's data is isolated with row-level security (PostgreSQL RLS); secrets are encrypted with AES-256-GCM; two-step verification and Google sign-in are supported
- Developer
- Webgrup, Istanbul (Sarıyer), Türkiye
- Website
- https://wamdesk.com
What problem does it solve?
Expiring domains and SSL
Instead of tracking hundreds of sites by hand, days remaining are calculated for every domain and certificate and an alert goes out at your thresholds.
Unnoticed downtime
Sites are checked regularly and failures are confirmed from several regions, so a transient network blip doesn't raise a false alarm.
Scattered accounts
Cloudflare accounts, GitHub/Azure DevOps repositories, Analytics and backups sit in one inventory, matched to the right site.
Customers hearing first
When an incident opens or resolves, or an expiry approaches, the right person is notified; incidents can become tasks and be assigned.
How does it work?
1. Connect
Connect your Cloudflare, GitHub or Azure DevOps account with read-only access, or import your domain/website list from Excel.
2. Match
Domains, sites, repositories and backup targets are matched with suggestions that you approve.
3. Monitor
Uptime, SSL, DNS, domain expiry, technology and deployment status are checked regularly and the history is kept.
4. Stay informed
See charts in the panel, get alerts by email, and reach the same data through the REST API.
What it does not do
- It is not a hosting provider; it doesn't host your sites.
- It does not store your source code or backup files; only repository metadata and the backup result (did it succeed, how long it took) are read.
- It is not application performance monitoring (APM); it monitors at the domain, certificate, availability and deployment level.
- It is not software you install on your own server; it is offered only as a cloud service.
How it differs from single-purpose uptime tools
Tools such as UptimeRobot, Pingdom or Better Stack mainly watch whether a site is reachable. WAMDesk adds domain expiry, SSL certificates, DNS changes, Cloudflare accounts, code repositories and deployments, backup status and an Analytics summary to the same inventory; the goal is for teams managing many customer sites to see from one screen which asset needs attention. Which tool fits depends on the need; if a simple availability check is enough, single-purpose tools work too.