Apps tagged with 'Uptime Monitoring' Page 2 of 16

Monitor your website, server, API, application, service and get notified if your resources have some problems with availability. Upzilla notifies you in Slack, Telegram, Messenger, or by email. Works also as a public status page with subscriptions.

GitHub-powered open-source uptime monitor and status page.

A free, privacy-first network toolkit for iPhone, iPad and Mac - 19 pro tools to scan, test, diagnose and monitor your network, with AI explanations and no ads or account.

Pinpoint and solve performance issues in your Ruby, Java, .NET, PHP and Python apps with real user, application and server monitoring.

Open-source observability platform with uptime, alerts, incident management, status page, error and log tracking, performance, security, and test automation.

Server monitoring with metrics, logs, alerts, and mobile access. One-command install, simple UI only setup and a clear pricing.

Checkmk is a monitoring tool of servers, applications, networks, cloud, containers, storage, databases, IoT and more. Checkmk is available as Raw Edition, which is 100% pure open source, and as Enterprise Edition with a lot of additional features.

Uptime monitoring for all your things, including internal services.

AI-powered incident investigation and on-call assistant that analyzes alerts, infrastructure, and observability data to find root causes.

Loopr is an open-source, cloud-native URL monitoring and uptime tracking platform. It features real-time health checks, intelligent alerting, distributed worker nodes, and detailed analytics for websites and APIs.

Pulseway offers a full IT stack of software and services to help you look after all your IT needs. All simple to use, integrated into one platform.

Downdetector monitors over 3,000 services in 25 countries including telecommunication outages (internet, phone and TV service), online banking problems, websites that go down and apps that aren’t working.

Self-hosted Docker and Kubernetes monitoring in a single container — containers, endpoints, cron jobs, SSL certs, image updates, network security, and status page.

Reliable, self-hosted website uptime monitor with detailed performance reports, customizable status pages, and automated incident management.

Website Monitoring, Website Monitoring Service, Server Monitoring.

Venmon is a system resource monitoring and multi-ping tool for Windows. It can monitor system memory, processor, battery life, uptime, idle time, graphic cards, network traffic, event logs, and drives. It uses minimal processing power and memory usage while displaying real-time...

StatsUp combines privacy-focused web analytics and uptime monitoring in one tool. Track pageviews, referrers, clicks, and site performance without cookies or invasive tracking. Manage multiple sites from a single dashboard. No bloat, just actionable insights.

A modern, all-in-one monitoring platform designed to replace cluttered legacy tools with project-based organization, server resource tracking, and unified security dashboards.

A robust web application for monitoring website uptime, performance, and SSL certificate expiration. Simple Site Monitor provides an easy-to-use dashboard to track the health of your websites in real-time.

SaaS monitoring tool for linux servers and websites. Think up-time robot but with more features. You can monitor your linux hosts, windows hosts under development.

The vendor outage monitor and status page aggregator that watches 1125+ third-party services in real time - and alerts your team the moment a critical vendor goes down.

All-in-one SEO platform for website audits, rank tracking, AI search visibility, backlinks, and performance monitoring, with MCP access for AI assistants.

Monitors website health and performance in real time, detects anomalies with AI tools, delivers instant alerts, and provides actionable improvement insights.

Netweak is a delightful, minimalist monitoring platform that gives you insights on performance and availability for your linux servers & websites.

If your infrastructure went down right now, how long would it take for you to know?