Five monitor types
Websites, keywords, JSON APIs, TCP ports, and heartbeat (cron) checks.
Uptime Cloud documentation
Uptime Cloud watches the things you care about — websites, APIs, servers, cron jobs, TLS certificates, and domain registrations — and tells you the moment something breaks. When a site goes down it can also investigate the outage with AI and hand you a plain-English likely cause and a suggested next step.
The app runs at app.uptimecloud.io. It’s a Progressive Web App (PWA), so it works in any browser and can also be installed to your phone or desktop like a native app.
What you get
Section titled “What you get”Fast global checks
Checks on your chosen interval — as often as every minute — from Cloudflare’s global network.
AI outage triage
Diagnoses why a monitor went down and suggests a next step.
Incident tracking
Automatic incidents with duration, cause, and full history.
SSL & domain expiry
So certificates and registrations never lapse unnoticed.
Alerts everywhere
Installable push notifications and signed outbound webhooks.
Public status pages
Share live service health with your customers.
Team & organization
Maintenance windows, groups, roles, and a simple team model.
Start here
Section titled “Start here”Core conceptsWorkspaces, monitors, checks, incidents, groups, and status pages.
Signing inPasswordless login with a 6-digit code.
Monitor typesHTTP, Keyword, API, Port, and Heartbeat monitors explained.
Creating a monitorEvery field on the monitor form, walked through.
AI outage triageHow Uptime Cloud figures out the likely cause of an outage.
Reference tablesEvery limit, threshold, and option at a glance.