Built from curiosity, not necessity
Every great product starts with a question. For Pulse, that question was simple: How do monitoring platforms actually work?
Inspired by tools like Checkly, I wanted to understand not just what synthetic monitoring does, but how it's built. What are the architectural decisions? How do you handle millions of checks? What makes a monitoring system reliable enough to trust with your infrastructure?
So I built Pulse. Not because I needed another monitoring tool, but because I needed to understand. Every line of code, every design decision, every feature was a lesson in building systems that matter.
This is what happens when curiosity meets dedication. When you're not satisfied with just using a tool, but need to understand how it works from the inside out.