Built for product teams and SREs

A modern uptime platform that speaks your language

Track availability and SSL health in one place, route alerts through webhooks or Slack when you need automation, and use maintenance windows during planned changes so paging stays proportional to risk.

Global check locations Maintenance windows Webhooks & Slack
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99.99%

Target SLA visibility across all monitored endpoints

< 60s

Average detection cycle with instant confirmation logic

5

Outbound alert paths built in: email, SMS, AMQP, HTTPS webhooks, and Slack

Core capabilities

Every feature is designed to help you detect problems sooner, collaborate better, and recover quicker.

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Global, multi-location checks

Validate uptime from multiple regions and reduce blind spots caused by local routing issues or transient network failures.

  • HTTP, HTTPS and Ping checks
  • Primary and secondary location verification
  • Per-check intervals tuned to your needs
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Incident workflows that are easy to follow

From first failure to resolution, your team gets the context needed to triage quickly and communicate status with confidence.

  • Automatic incident open and close logic
  • Historical response-time trend snapshots
  • Status updates you can share with stakeholders
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Alerting—from email to webhooks and Slack

Notification groups attach to uptime checks and domains so you reach people by email or SMS, drive queue-based workflows with AMQP, push versioned HTTPS JSON payloads to automation tools, and post Slack-friendly messages via incoming webhooks on transitions and SSL events.

  • Email, SMS, and AMQP/RabbitMQ
  • HTTPS webhooks with structured payloads
  • Slack incoming webhooks per notification group
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Maintenance windows that respect on-call reality

Planned change should not pretend to be an outage. Define maintenance coverage by workspace scope or specific uptime checks—monitoring keeps recording results while new incidents stay closed and outbound notifications stay quiet until the window expires.

  • Scope by workspace or selected checks
  • Suppress alerting without losing telemetry
  • Easier handoffs across distributed teams

How monitoring runs behind the scenes

Step 01

Schedule checks

Define intervals, endpoints, and locations for each service you want to protect.

Step 02

Verify failures

Before alerting, failures are re-tested from a secondary point to avoid false alarms.

Step 03

Trigger alerts

When state changes warrant it, notifications flow through email, SMS, AMQP, HTTPS webhooks, or Slack—unless a matching maintenance window suppresses them.

Step 04

Analyze and improve

Use reports and history to spot recurring bottlenecks and raise reliability standards.

Make reliability visible to everyone

Launch your monitoring workspace in minutes and start getting cleaner insights and faster incident response.