Status page monitoring
Know when the services you rely on go down
When your AI provider, host or payment service has an outage, Monitorizer reads their status page and tells you at once, so you stop debugging a problem that is not yours.
- 17 popular services in one click
- AI provider status pages free
- Any status page or feed
One place for every provider's status
Instead of opening ten status pages when something feels wrong, see them all at a glance and get alerted when one changes.
A ready-made list
Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Mistral, Cursor, DeepSeek, Groq, OpenRouter, Perplexity, Cloudflare, DigitalOcean, Netlify, Vercel, GitHub, Shopify, Slack and Atlassian, one click each.
Any status page
Atlassian Statuspage, incident.io, Datadog, Google Cloud, RSS and Atom feeds, and other pages by their wording, such as “All systems operational”.
Only the part you use
Follow the whole service, or name one component, such as API, to be alerted only when that part is affected.
Incidents with their title
Ongoing incidents set the status and their title is shown, so the alert already says what is wrong.
Who it helps
Teams building on AI
When Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini answers slowly or fails, know in seconds whether the provider is having an outage.
Developers and ops
Follow your host, CDN, Git provider and deploy platform next to your own sites and servers.
Support and account managers
Tell clients what is happening before they ask, with the provider's own incident title.
Set up in three steps
- 1
Pick a service
Choose from the ready-made list, or paste the address of any status page.
- 2
Narrow it if you like
Name one component, such as API, or follow the whole service.
- 3
Get alerted
On your Mac and in your channels, with the incident title, and once more when it is resolved.
Every setting, status and tip is in the guide. Open the full guide
Questions
Which status pages can it read?
Atlassian Statuspage, incident.io, Datadog, Google Cloud (Gemini and Vertex AI), RSS and Atom feeds, and any other page by its wording. The format is found for you.
Do status page monitors count in my plan?
The AI providers in the ready-made list (Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Mistral, Cursor, DeepSeek, Groq, OpenRouter and Perplexity) are free and do not count in your plan's limit. Other services count like any monitor.
How often are status pages checked?
Every 5 minutes by default, since providers update their pages slowly. You can choose another interval.
What if the status page itself is down?
The status becomes unknown and no alert is sent, so a slow status page does not create false alarms.
Watch the rest of your stack
One app, six kinds of monitors, the same alerts and dashboard for all of them.
- Website monitoringUptime, speed, SSL and hack alerts.
- Server monitoringDisk, memory and services over SSH, no agent.
- Cron job monitoringAlerts when a backup or scheduled job does not run.
- Port monitoringMail, database, SSH and any TCP service.
- DNS monitoringAlerts when a record changes or a domain is hijacked.
Stop guessing whether it is you or them
Create your free account in a minute and add your first monitor. Nothing to install on your servers.