Private status pages for the people you list
A status page can now be private: only the addresses and domains on its list can open it, after signing in with a code sent by email.
Private pages. A status page can be public, private or off. A private page opens only for the email addresses and domains on its access list: example.com lets in everyone at that domain, and an address lets in one person, up to 500 entries. Pick private under who can open it in the page editor and fill in the list on the new access tab. Private pages come with the Team plan, and with every self-hosted install.
Signing in. A visitor sees a sign-in screen in the page's branding and language, enters their email and gets a 6-character code and a sign-in link. Every address gets the same answer, so the screen never tells anyone who is on the list. After the first code, a viewer can save a passkey and skip the email next time. You choose how long a sign-in lasts (until sign-out, or 7, 30 or 90 days) and whether passkeys are offered.
Everything sits behind the sign-in. The page, the incident history and detail pages, the JSON API, the badge and the RSS feed answer only a signed-in viewer, and none of it is cached or indexed. A viewer's feed reader gets a personal link that stops working when they lose access.
Subscribers. Making a page private removes its webhook subscribers and the email subscribers the list does not cover. A signed-in viewer subscribes as themselves, with no confirmation mail.
Viewers. The access tab lists who signed in, when they last visited and their history for the past year. Block signs someone out at once and keeps them out whatever the list says.
API, MCP and Terraform. The access field of a status page sets the list and the sign-in options through the REST API and the MCP tools. Provider 0.16.0 adds an access block to uptimepage_status_page.
Off pages stay quiet. A page that is off no longer sends mail or webhook calls to its subscribers, and nothing is sent for an organization that was deleted.
Docs: who can open a page, status pages through the API, Terraform.