Example
A status page, as your customers see it
This is the public page of Kelder Coffee, a café and roastery in Tallinn and one of our first beta teams. Theirs lives at their own address; they kindly let us show a copy here.
WebsiteThe site and the menu
NormalOrderingOrder ahead for pickup
NormalPaymentsCard payments at checkout
Normal- Normal
- Degraded
- Down
- No data yet
Monitoring started on 12 September 2026, so the grey days before it have no data.
Past incidents
Ordering was slow
DegradedResolved — The order page loads normally again. No orders were lost.
Identified — A backup job that started late was holding the database. We have stopped it and moved it to the night.
Investigating — Orders are going through, but the order page takes up to eight seconds to open. We are looking into it.
Website unreachable for six minutes
DownResolved — The web server restarted after an automatic security update and is back. Ordering and payments were not affected.
No other incidents in the last 90 days.
Status page by Kittiewake
Make one for your customers
Every plan includes a status page. It is filled in from the same checks that watch your servers, so it never says that all is well while your customers see an error.