No “AIOps” buzzword soup. Just the things that matter when your API starts throwing 500s at 3am.
Pick 1, 5, 10, or 15 min. Status-code ranges, keyword match, SSL verify, follow-redirects, custom headers — the things you’d check by hand if you had time.
Email, Slack, and webhook destinations. Per-monitor routing. Silent monitors get flagged — no accidental “everything’s fine” while your site burns.
Magic-link sign in. Team-scoped monitors, contacts, and incidents. Roles coming. No per-seat surprise invoices.
24h / 7d / 30d uptime. p50, p95, p99 response time. Hourly breakdown. Because “average” is a lie for long-tail latency.
Auto-opened on first failure, auto-resolved on recovery. Acknowledge from the UI. Full history. Perfect for post-mortems — and receipts.
A single timeout doesn’t page anyone. We retry with backoff — only sustained failures trigger an alert. Blips from flaky CDNs stay quiet so you trust the ones that do arrive.
TraceCrowd does one thing well. We leave the rest to tools that already do them right — and save you the enterprise contract.
A check fails. The incident opens. Every contact and channel wired up to that monitor gets pinged — no duplicates, no silent failures, no paging the whole company by accident.
Opens the moment a check fails. Closes when it recovers. Durations, timestamps, and who acknowledged — all captured. Your post-mortem half-writes itself.
One row per monitor. Sort by worst uptime or slowest p95. Tag by environment, team, or service and filter to just what you own.
Less than a minute to your first check. Free during beta.