Your public status pages have a brand-new look: cleaner, denser with useful information, and a lot more professional to share with your customers.

⏱️ 90-day uptime history

Every service now shows a 90-day uptime bar (30 days on mobile), one segment per day. Hover any day to see its exact downtime, "Down for 1h 47m", not just a color. Days before a service was added to monitoring show as grey "not monitored", and the uptime percentage is measured over the monitored period only, so a service added last week doesn't get 83 days of fake green.

📁 Group your services

Organize services into collapsible groups: "Websites", "Game nodes", "API" each with its own aggregated status. Perfect for status pages that cover a whole fleet.

🌍 Public names and descriptions

Give each service a curated public name and a one-line description. Your internal hostnames stay internal: the page, the embeddable badges and the status JSON API all use the public name.

👀 A clearer overall status

The page header now tells the real story at a glance: all systems operational, some services experiencing issues, or major outage, with a "last updated" timestamp in your page's timezone.

🎁 Incident history, now on every plan

The 90-day incident history is no longer reserved for white-label plans: every status page can show it (there's a per-page toggle). It gets the same redesign, a clean timeline with each incident's duration and your public updates.

✏️ A new drag & drop editor

Composing a page is now a drag & drop: drag service cards between groups, reorder them, rename groups inline, and use the search box inside any group to add a host, uptime monitor or cron task straight into it.

Open your status pages and hit Edit to try the new editor, your existing pages got the new look automatically.