Online Service Status Dashboard
Monitor public status pages for the services you depend on in one dashboard. Uses a same-origin status proxy, no account needed.
Online Service Status Dashboard
Monitor public status pages for the services you depend on in one dashboard. Uses a same-origin status proxy, no account needed.
About service status monitoring
Reads public status APIs through a proxy
Each refresh sends the selected host to this site's /api/service-status route. The server validates that the host is public, fetches Atlassian Statuspage summary data when available, and falls back to Status.io pages that expose a status page id header.
Watchlist, refresh, and notifications
Your watchlist, display names, groups, colors, and refresh settings stay in browser localStorage. While the tab is open, the page can refresh on an interval, batch large lists with limited concurrency, copy a status summary, and send browser notifications only after permission is granted.
FAQ
Common questions and answers about this topic.
Where does the status data come from?
From each service's public status API. The page calls this site's same-origin API proxy, which validates the host, reads Atlassian Statuspage summary data when available, and supports Status.io pages when they expose the required status page id.
Which services are supported? Can I add my own?
Popular developer services like Vercel, GitHub, OpenAI and Cloudflare are built in, and you can paste a public Atlassian Statuspage or compatible Status.io status page URL to add your own.
Is my watchlist uploaded anywhere?
No. Your list of services lives in browser localStorage and does not sync across devices. Status refreshes send only the selected service host to this site's API proxy so it can fetch public status data.
How often does the status refresh?
Automatically every 60 seconds while the page is open; it pauses when the tab is in the background to save resources, and you can refresh manually any time.