When the service is down,support should not answer one by one.
A status page is a public address customers check themselves. You decide what appears on it and under what name; the rest of the workspace stays private.
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You decide what becomes public
Pick the services
Each component is chosen from your own monitors, groups or tags.
A public name
The display name is separate from the internal one; addresses and technical detail stay in.
Publish
The page gets its own address, and you can switch it off whenever you want.
What a visitor sees
The state of each component
Healthy, regional trouble or down — aggregated from the monitors you selected.
The last 24 hours
One bar per hour, so today's picture is readable at a glance.
Current and recent incidents
An ongoing outage is visible immediately, while seconds-long blips do not clutter the page.
Planned maintenance
The quiet windows you defined are announced on the page in advance.
Where this stops
Empty is the default
Until you select services the page publishes empty — deliberately, so nothing becomes public by accident.
No custom domain
The page is served on a Chekaav address for now, not your own domain.
No subscriptions
Visitors cannot subscribe to updates from the page.
Count follows your plan
One page on Free, two on Starter, six on Pro and unlimited on Enterprise.
Related features
Give out one address instead of ten answers
Build a status page and put its address where customers look when something breaks.
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