Status pages

A public status page, on every plan.

Show your users what's working right now and how the last 90 days went. Pick the monitors, name them the way your users know them, and share one link.

Show your users what's working now and how the last 90 days went. Pick monitors, name them, share one link.

Included on every plan, including Free

A real CuliPulse status page during a partial outage: a banner, a Happening now notice for Checkout, and each service with its last 90 days
Real status page · demo data

What's on the page

Clear for your users. Private for you.

Visitors see the services you chose and how they're doing. The technical details behind each check stay in your console.

What visitors see
  • The names you give your services
  • Whether each one is working right now
  • What's broken right now, and since when
  • The last 90 days, day by day, with uptime for each service
What they never see
  • Your URLs or server addresses
  • Error messages
  • Your check settings
  • Where your checks run from

Names are public. Each service starts with your monitor's name, so rename anything internal before you share the link.

A real CuliPulse status page with every service operational
Real status page · demo data

90-day history

Every day of the last 90, at a glance.

Each service gets one bar per day. Hover a day to see what happened.

One bar per day for each service. On a computer, hover a day to see what happened.

One service's last 90 days as daily bars, with the tooltip for one day: 16 Aug, 1 min outage
Real status page · demo data
No problems

Working normally all day.

Slower than usual

Up, but slow for part of the day.

Outage

Down for part of the day, with how long.

No data

No readings that day, like before the monitor existed or while it was paused.

Each service also shows its uptime over the last 90 days. Only outages count against it, so a slow day doesn't lower the number.

Set it up

Four steps in your console.

  1. Pick your monitors

    Open Status page, select Add monitors and choose up to 50.

  2. Name them your way

    Give each service a name your users recognise, and set the order.

  3. Choose your address

    Your page lives at culipulse.dev/s/your-name.

  4. Save and share

    Your page is live straight away. Copy the link and send it to your users.

The real status page editor in the CuliPulse console: page details, the services on the page, the page link with a Live badge and the Page is public switch
Real console · demo workspace

Need to take it down? Switch off Page is public. Visitors see a "not available" page, and your settings are kept for when you switch it back on.

Give your users one place to check.

Pick your monitors, name them, and share the link. Your status page is included on every plan.

Included on every plan, including Free.