Share real-time uptime with your customers — and cut the “is it down?” tickets.
Publish a status page that reflects your monitors’ state in real time, with incident history. Make it public, or password-protect it for a customer-only audience.
The first thing customers do when something feels off is ask.
A live status page answers that question before the support email gets written. It also keeps everyone — your customers, your team, anyone watching — on the same page about what’s actually happening. Fewer tickets, less back-and-forth, a clean public record of every incident.
Live state, real history, no manual upkeep.
Real-time monitor state
Each monitor’s current up/down state, updated automatically as checks land. No manual flipping of dots.
Incident history
Past outages with start and recovery timestamps, durations, and the affected monitors — the public version of the SLA evidence you’d hand a customer.
Public or password-protected
Make the page public for everyone, or gate it behind a password for a private customer list. Both are first-class.
Connected to your monitors
Pick which monitors appear. The page reflects whatever the monitors say — there’s nothing to keep in sync by hand.
Note: custom domains, subscriber notifications, and component grouping are not confirmed shipped — don’t plan a launch around them. Public/password-protected access, real-time state, and incident history are what’s available today.
The evidence is captured at the moment of failure.
When your monitor catches a problem, our global probe network fires automatically on the third failed check — so when your engineer gets the alert, the forensic data is already attached.
Your service
Starts returning errors.
Monitor detects
3 consecutive failed checks.
Global probes fire
40+ locations check at once.
Evidence delivered
Situation report attached to the incident.
The verification runs the moment the issue is happening — not 5 minutes later when you’re trying to reproduce it. A situation report with the regions, routes, and response codes is attached to the incident in your dashboard before your engineer even opens the alert. The first question — “where is this happening?” — is already answered.
Publish a status page in three steps.
Create the page
Spin up a new status page from your dashboard.
Add your monitors
Pick which monitors appear and how they’re presented to visitors.
Publish
Make it public or password-protect it. It reflects real-time state and incident history automatically.
Tell customers what you know,
before they ask.
Free forever tier. Setup in 5 minutes. No credit card.