OpenStatus

OpenStatus puts status pages and uptime monitoring in the same tool, so the checks that detect an outage and the page that tells your users about it share one system. There is nothing to wire between a monitoring service and a separate status host.

Checks run from 28 regions in parallel across three cloud providers. The dashboard is a Next.js application, the API server runs on Hono, the checker is written in Go, and data lands in Turso through Drizzle with Tinybird handling analytics.

Everything the dashboard does is also reachable outside it.

• Status pages: custom domains, password protection, maintenance windows and subscriber notification by email and RSS.
• Monitoring: servers, websites and APIs watched from every region, with alerts through Slack, Discord, PagerDuty and email.
• Monitoring as code: YAML configuration driven from the CLI, GitHub Actions or Terraform.
• API: typed JSON over HTTP with a Node SDK, sharing a single key with the CLI.
• MCP server: connects an assistant such as Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor to your workspace.

Docker Compose is the fastest way to run it, and pre-built images cover the server, dashboard, status pages, workflows, checker and private locations, the last of these fitting in an 8.5MB image. Guides exist for one click deployment to Coolify and Railway, and the managed service charges a flat price with unlimited members.