Monitor anything
HTTP, TCP, DNS. Custom headers, basic-auth, bearer tokens, response-code expectations, TLS verification. From a marketing site to an internal API.
Know the moment your site goes down.
Tell your customers before they ask.
Monitor HTTP, TCP, and DNS endpoints as often as every minute. Get a Slack ping, an email, or a webhook the moment something breaks. Share a branded public status page so customers stop opening support tickets.
Sign in with GitHub. Two clicks to your first monitor.
acme.uptimepage.dev
All systems operational
Last checked
Services
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Marketing site
Operational90 days ago 100% uptime · no incidents Today -
API
Operational90 days ago 99.92% uptime · 1 degraded Today -
Dashboard
Operational90 days ago 100% uptime · no incidents Today
A real preview of what your customers see.
Works with the tools you already use
- Slack
- GitHub
- Webhooks
1 min
minimum check interval
90 days
of history on your status page
3+
notification channels per monitor
0
credit card to start
Everything you need, nothing you don’t.
Built for teams who want answers, not another dashboard to manage.
Alerts that don’t cry wolf
Slack, email, generic webhooks. Per-monitor channels, dedupe, flap-suppress. A one-minute blip doesn’t wake the team at 3 a.m.
Public status page
Brand it with your colour and logo. 90-day timeline, live incidents, scheduled maintenance, RSS feed, JSON API, embeddable SVG badge.
Incident timelines
Auto-opened when a monitor goes down, auto-closed when it recovers. Add a public note ("investigating", "fixed") your customers see in real time.
Scheduled maintenance
Plan a window, the status page shows it ahead of time, the alert engine stays quiet during it. No false pages for planned work.
Team members
Invite teammates by email or GitHub handle. Role-based access — owners, members. Audit log of who changed what.
Three steps from zero to a public status page.
No onboarding call. No setup wizard.
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Sign in with GitHub
One click, no password, no email opt-in. Your org gets a slug and a free tier.
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Add a monitor
Paste a URL. Pick an interval. Choose where alerts should land. You’re monitored in under a minute.
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Share the page
Flip a monitor to public, point customers at
your-org.uptimepage.dev, and walk away.
Who is it for?
Indie hackers & SaaS founders
Ship a polished status page on day one. Look like a real company without the real-company invoice.
Internal tools teams
Track every dependency your platform leans on — payment provider, mail sender, third-party API. Page when one wobbles.
Agencies & freelancers
Give each client a branded status URL. One account, many pages, one tab in your browser.
Everything is free right now.
One plan, the full feature set, no usage caps that matter. We’ll introduce paid tiers later as the product matures — but anyone who signs up today gets to keep using what they have.
- Unlimited monitors
- Public status page
- Slack, email & webhook alerts
- Team members
- No credit card
Frequently asked questions
Is there really no charge?
Right now, no. Everything is free while the product matures. We’ll
introduce paid tiers later — anyone who signs up today keeps
what they have.
Can I use my own domain for the status page?
Every org gets
your-org.uptimepage.dev out of the
box. A custom CNAME (status.yourcompany.com) is
coming soon — drop a line if you need it sooner.
What kinds of monitors are supported?
HTTP/HTTPS, TCP port, and DNS lookups. Per-monitor headers,
basic-auth, bearer tokens, expected status code, content-match,
TLS verification, and follow-redirects rules.
Where do alerts come from?
Slack, email, and any HTTPS webhook. Each monitor binds its own
channels, so a marketing-site flap doesn’t page the on-call rota.
Can I export my data?
Always. JSON export for every monitor and incident; RSS for
public incidents; SVG badges you can drop in a README.
Your first monitor is one click away.
Sign in with GitHub, add a URL, ship a public page in under five minutes.
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