Status Pages
The status page shows how reliably your services work for visitors and partners. You can create your own task groups and set a convenient appearance on it.
Who it's for
- Clients who need an external status on one public URL.
- Teams who want to show the historical state of services in one place.
How to set up
- Create a page and give it a clear name.
- Add tasks in the desired order.
- Configure display parameters (period, columns).
- If necessary, enable password access.
Page fields
| Field | What to enter |
|---|---|
| Name | Reflects the brand or project, e.g. "API Service Status". |
| Home page URL | Optional: where to link when clicking on the logo/name. |
| Period | History window duration: week, 1, 2, or 3 months. |
| Number of columns | Card placement options: 1–4. |
| Authorization PRO | Login and password for private page viewing. |
| Custom styling with CSS PRO | Your own styles for the public page — colors, fonts, margins. Useful for bringing the page to match your website's design. |
| Logo / Icon | Upload images in allowed sizes. |
| Tasks and order | List of checks and their display order on the page. |
How the page looks for visitors
The page refreshes automatically every minute — under the title there is a countdown to the next refresh, so it can be kept open on a separate monitor. There is also a fullscreen mode toggle: useful if the page is displayed on a shared screen in the office.
The page can only display tasks that are enabled in the project and available to you under your current subscription.
If you leave PRO: pages with password or custom CSS are considered
PRO features and will be disabled when switching to the free plan — regardless of how many pages you have.
Subscription expiration itself won't affect them, for more details see the section
«Subscription Expiration and Freeze».