Uptime Monitor

Know before your users do.

What it does

Replace UptimeRobot and Pingdom with an agent that actually understands what it sees. The Uptime Monitor checks your URLs every 60 seconds from multiple locations, tracks SSL certificate expiry (alerts at 30 days and 7 days), detects DNS record changes, and measures response time trends. When a check fails twice in a row, you get an email — not a spam-triggered false positive. When it recovers, you get a recovery notice with exact downtime duration. Every Monday you get a weekly digest: uptime percentage, slowest pages, and SSL certs expiring this month. No signup to any third-party monitoring platform. Your sites. Your agent. Fully under your control.

Monitors any URL every 60 seconds. Alerts the moment a page goes down, an SSL cert is about to expire, or DNS changes unexpectedly. No cloud API tokens. No engineering setup.

What it watches & does

URL checks every 60 seconds (Starter: every 5 min)
Multi-region probes — 3 locations on Pro, 6 on Business
SSL certificate expiry tracking — alerts at 30 days and 7 days
DNS change detection — alerts on unexpected A/CNAME/NS changes
Response time tracking — p95 trend alerts before slowdowns become outages
Instant email alert on 2 consecutive failed checks (eliminates false positives)
Recovery alert with exact downtime duration
Weekly uptime digest every Monday — percentages, slowest pages, upcoming cert expirations
Slack alerts on downtime and recovery (Pro+)

Things it catches

Homepage returned 503 at 11:42pm — alert sent within 2 min, recovery confirmed at 11:59pm (17 min outage)
SSL cert on api.example.com expires in 6 days — warning sent 30 days ago and again now
DNS A record for dashboard.example.com changed unexpectedly — notified immediately
Response time on /checkout climbed from 320ms to 4.1s over 3 hours — p95 trend alert fired before any users complained
Staging URL went down during deploy and never came back — caught and alerted within 5 min