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Components and complete events
Publish incidents and maintenance against customer-facing components, with one terminal event per history row.
Product · Status pages
Turn operational truth into customer communication.
Operate public or private status pages without mixing the event archive into the daily workspace. Manage components, incidents, maintenance, subscribers, domains, access, and publication automation from seven focused areas.
- focused workspaces
- 7
- access models
- public + private
- subscriber delivery
- email + webhook
- automation sources
- alert + synthetic
Customer communication with an operational boundary.
The component model, event lifecycle, delivery record, and access policy stay explicit.
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Subscribers and delivery evidence
Confirm email subscriptions, deliver to email or webhooks, and retain attempts and errors for a configured period.
03
Private access and custom domains
Use email or domain allowlists, magic-link sessions, DNS verification, and managed or edge-terminated TLS.
04
Reviewed or automatic publication
Match alert incidents or Synthetic monitors, delay transient failures, map component impact, and require approval when needed.
workflow
Model, publish, update, retain.
The overview remains short while active operations and historical records each get the right surface.
- 101 · Model
Define the customer-facing service map
Create ordered components, visibility, language, branding, history, and delivery retention.
- 202 · Publish
Start an incident or planned maintenance
Draft the message, map affected components, then make the event public when it is ready.
- 303 · Update
Communicate every lifecycle transition
Add immutable customer updates through investigating, monitoring, resolved, scheduled, or completed states.
- 404 · Automate
Convert sustained operational state into a candidate
Simulate ordered rules, correlate later transitions, and either approve the result or publish automatically.
proof / shipped
The public page and its administration are one shipped system.
The current product includes a seven-tab administration workspace, public archive, subscriber delivery, private access, domain verification, TLS state, and automation candidates.
- Overview, Components, Incidents, Maintenance, History, Subscribers, and Settings
- Public and private pages with magic-link sessions
- DNS ownership, routing, and TLS lifecycle state
- Alert and Synthetic automation with delay and approval
Product · Status pages
Turn operational truth into customer communication.
Operate public or private status pages without mixing the event archive into the daily workspace. Manage components, incidents, maintenance, subscribers, domains, access, and publication automation from seven focused areas.