Gitcron Web
The Problem
I kept forgetting to manually trigger the GitHub Actions workflow that tears down my AWS infrastructure, leaving servers running and racking up unnecessary costs. There was no simple way to schedule one-off or recurring workflow runs without writing cron expressions by hand in YAML files.
The Solution
Created a web application that gives users a visual interface to build and manage cron schedules for their GitHub Actions. Instead of memorizing cron syntax or editing workflow files directly, users can set up scheduled runs in a few clicks — so teardown workflows never get forgotten again.
Dashboard
The main dashboard shows scheduled workflow history with trigger status, timestamps, and environment tags — making it easy to verify that deploy and destroy workflows ran on time.
Scheduling a Workflow
The scheduling modal lets you pick a repository, workflow, date, time, and timezone — then fires the run automatically so you never forget to tear down infrastructure again.
