Simple website & API monitoring fully inside Slack. Monitor the health of websites, APIs and servers in Slack and get up/downtime alerts delivered to your team's channel. No registration needed. Setup for free in <1 minute.
I wanted a simple uptime monitoring inside Slack that the whole team can configure without any additional accounts. There are some options for this, but they are quite broken and not updated in ages. So I ended up coding a solution myself that allows you to monitor your simple websites without leaving Slack. Just like it should be.
Being able to monitor website and API health without switching between multiple tabs or tools is a game-changer. Thanks for simplifying our lives.
Congratulations on the launch :}
Love the idea and Slack integration is the perfect choice, we need more Slack tools! Any plans for any paid features/monetisation? I could only see a free version.
Congratulations on this massive milestone! You've created something truly special!
I love slack tools! I don't know why there aren't more out there. What's the pricing on "simple uptime" it says its free here on product hunt, any plans to monetise etc?
Hey Robert! Awesome job. Caring about websites health is something we face when problems come. Glad to see you helping on that to prevent bigger issues. All the best here!
Super nice and great focus with the integration so it becomes a part of the daily workflow!
Congrats on the launch!
Love this idea! Getting uptime alerts directly in Slack where my team already communicates is super convenient. 🙌
As someone who uses Slack with my team and loves the platform, it is so awesome you've created the ability to integrate with Slack to monitor websites a services. Congrats on the launch. :)
Does it only work with Slack? Do you have any plans to bring it to other platforms in the future?
This sounds like a really practical tool, Robert! How customizable are the alerts? For example, can you set different thresholds for downtime before an alert is triggered? Also, are there any plans to add more advanced features in the future?
