Status pages

Share a public status page so customers or teammates can see service health without logging in. Manage them under Settings → Status Pages.

What you control

• Which monitors appear, and in what order.
• Publish / unpublish — a page is only reachable when published.
• Theme — Auto (follows the visitor’s system), Light, or Dark.
• Password protection — optionally require a password to view.
• Logo — upload your own.

The public page shows

• Each selected monitor’s name and current status.
• A 90-day uptime history bar (one cell per day) and the 90-day uptime percentage.
• An overall status banner (operational / degraded / down).

What it deliberately hides

To keep things safe for a public audience, the status page never exposes URLs, request configuration, error causes, or response times — only names, status, and uptime.

The URL

Each status page gets a randomly generated slug (e.g. app.uptimecloud.io/status/ab12cd34) — you don’t choose it, which avoids guessable or conflicting addresses. The page footer links back to Uptime Cloud.