Uptime Monitor Uptime Monitoring

Website monitoring

Know the moment your website stops serving real users.

Track availability, response times, and incidents from one focused dashboard. Catch downtime quickly, cut alert noise, and keep your team aligned on what actually needs action.

Checks uptime on a recurring schedule with incident history attached.

Measures response time trends so slowdowns show up before outages turn obvious.

Delivers notifications across email, Telegram, Slack, Discord, and webhooks on paid plans.

Website checks in practice

A fast read on uptime, response times, and active incidents.

Main site

99.98%

30-day uptime with incident timeline

API health

412 ms

Average response time across recent checks

Open incidents

1

Current service issue under investigation

Recovery alerts

On

Teams get notified when service returns

24/7

Availability checks that keep running while your team sleeps.

3 checks

Incident confirmation that filters out one-off failures.

Status pages

Public visibility for customers when uptime matters externally.

Why teams use it

Monitoring that stays focused on customer-facing reliability.

Website monitoring should tell you when users are blocked, when performance is drifting, and when a service is stable again. This keeps the signal tight: repeated failures create incidents, response time changes stay visible, and history stays easy to review.

What you get

HTTP and HTTPS uptime checks for the services you actually depend on.

Incident timelines with down, investigating, and recovered states.

Notification routing that grows from email to team chat and webhook delivery.

Public status pages for communicating incidents beyond the engineering team.

How it works

Setup is straightforward, even when the problem is not.

The workflow is intentionally simple: configure the monitor, define what counts as risk, and respond only when the signal is real.

Step 1

Add the URL

Choose the page, API, or endpoint you want checked and set the interval that fits the importance of that service.

Step 2

Let checks run

The monitor records uptime and response time continuously so you can spot both outages and slow regressions.

Step 3

Act on real incidents

When repeated failures happen, the app opens an incident and sends notifications until the service recovers.

Benefits

Built for the day-to-day work of keeping websites healthy.

Reduced alert fatigue

Repeated-check incident creation helps you avoid reacting to every transient network wobble.

Performance visibility

Response-time tracking gives you early warning before a site becomes obviously unavailable.

Clear team workflows

Incidents and recoveries stay visible in one place instead of scattered across chat threads.

Customer-facing transparency

Status pages help you share what is happening without writing updates from scratch every time.

Get started

Start monitoring your website before your users are the first to notice a problem.

Set up uptime checks in minutes and keep your team focused on confirmed issues, not noise.