What Uptimeprobe does
You can’t fix an outage you haven’t noticed yet. Uptimeprobe checks your websites, APIs, and services on a schedule from outside your own network, records whether each check passed, and shows you when something breaks. It also tracks the risks that take a service down with no traffic problem at all, like a domain registration quietly lapsing.
Each check is a probe. You point a probe at something, choose how often it runs, and Uptimeprobe reports one of four states: Up, Degraded, Down, or No data.
Add your first probe
From Probes, choose Add probe, and pick a type:
- HTTP probes watch a website, API, or health-check endpoint.
- TCP probes watch something that listens on a port but doesn’t speak HTTP, like a database, a mail server, or SSH.
- Domain probes warn you before a domain registration expires.
Fill in the target and how often to check it, then save. The probe starts running right away.
See its status
Open any probe to see its current state and its recent history: response times, when checks failed, and how its status has moved over time. Each probe guide explains exactly how its status is worked out from those checks.
Publish a status page
When you want customers or teammates to see whether things are healthy, group probes onto a status page and publish it at its own URL. A status page shows each probe’s current state without revealing its target or configuration.
Next steps
Add a probe for each thing you depend on, then read the guide for the type you’re using: HTTP, Domain, or TCP.