One Connected Reliability Stack
Monitoring for the Failures Behind Your Product
Catch broken workflows, failed cron jobs, incidents, and downtime before customers notice, with monitoring, alerts, status pages, and self-healing in one place.
Built for SaaS teams that run APIs, background workers, and customer-facing workflows with real on-call responsibility.
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8 check types + Heartbeats
in one platform
Auto status updates
on public status pages
15s checks
from 6+ regions
- 1
A monitor detects an issue early
Uptime, cron, and synthetic checks catch failures before customer reports pile up.
- 2
Alerts reach the right people fast
Routing and escalation rules cut delay and reduce alert noise.
- 3
Incident context is created automatically
Timeline, ownership, and linked signals are ready without manual triage.
- 4
Status communication stays in sync
Customers get accurate updates while your team focuses on recovery.
- 5
Self-healing actions can run automatically
Known recovery steps can trigger immediately and log back to the incident timeline.
Why Teams Consolidate Tooling
Fragmented tooling turns one incident into four disconnected workflows
Separate tools create separate realities. Alerts lose context, cron and background failures go unnoticed, and status communication becomes manual when speed matters most.
The result is slower response, more coordination overhead, and less trust in what is actually happening.
Monitoring, paging, incident notes, and customer updates live in different systems.
On-call gets pinged without enough linked history to make fast decisions.
Cron and background-worker failures stay silent until customer-facing effects appear.
During incidents, teams switch from restoration work to writing repetitive customer updates.
Best Fit Teams
Teams that own production reliability and need detection, response, and customer updates in one operating workflow.
SaaS teams with cron jobs and background workers
Catch missed runs, stalled workers, and delayed pipelines before customers feel the impact.
Teams monitoring customer-facing flows
Validate signup, checkout, and auth journeys, not only endpoint availability.
Teams that run incidents and status communication together
Keep internal response and external updates aligned without cross-tool handoffs.
Not Just Uptime Monitoring
Monitoring, alert routing, incidents, status pages, and self-healing in one connected system
upti.my handles the full reliability workflow. One failure signal should not force your team to stitch together multiple tools and rebuild context every time.
- Catch uptime, cron, workflow, and customer-flow failures from the same workspace.
- Route alerts and escalations with incident context already attached.
- Keep incident timelines and status updates synchronized while recovery is in progress.
- Trigger self-healing actions and log every recovery step in shared context.
Shared context flow
One signal automatically updates the whole incident workflow.
Monitor detects failure
Uptime, cron, or synthetic check fails.
Alert workflow runs
Routing and escalation notify the right responders.
Incident context opens
Timeline, ownership, and linked checks are created automatically.
Status page stays synced
Customer communication updates from the same incident workflow.
Self-healing actions log back
Automated recovery attempts are recorded in the same timeline.
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Open demo dashboardCoverage built around real failure modes
Each area maps to a specific operational risk so teams can see what is caught, why it matters, and what action they can take.
Catches
API outages, endpoint regressions, and infrastructure reachability failures.
Why It Matters
Fast detection reduces customer impact and shortens mean time to acknowledge.
You Get
Multi-region checks with clear failure history and incident-ready signals.
Catches
Missed, delayed, or failed cron jobs and background workers.
Why It Matters
Workflow failures are often silent until data is stale or customer actions break.
You Get
Heartbeat-based checks, missed-run alerts, and linked incident context.
Catches
Checkout, signup, auth, and other multi-step user-flow failures that uptime misses.
Why It Matters
A healthy API does not guarantee that real customer journeys still work.
You Get
Playwright checks for critical paths with failures routed into incidents.
Catches
Coordination gaps during active incidents and post-incident follow-through.
Why It Matters
Without a shared timeline, handoffs are slow and decisions are hard to audit.
You Get
Auto-created incidents with ownership, timeline events, and recovery history.
Catches
Manual and delayed incident communication to customers or internal teams.
Why It Matters
Silence during incidents increases inbound support load and erodes trust.
You Get
Public and private status pages with incident-linked update workflows.
Catches
Alert noise, missed escalations, and repetitive manual recovery steps.
Why It Matters
Teams lose time when alerts are noisy and remediation starts from scratch.
You Get
Routing rules, escalations, and automated recovery actions in the same flow.
Why Teams Choose upti.my
One reliability workflow without enterprise complexity
Built for teams that need operational clarity in production and want fewer handoffs during incident response.
One incident context end to end
The same failure signal drives alerting, incident timeline, and status communication.
Workflow and cron failures get first-class treatment
Background jobs and customer flows are monitored with the same urgency as HTTP endpoints.
Faster response with fewer coordination hops
Routing, automation, and synced communication reduce repetitive incident operations work.
8 check types + Heartbeats
HTTP, TCP, DNS, SSL, gRPC, GraphQL, Ping, Playwright, plus Heartbeats
15s minimum interval
Fast checks for production-critical services
6+ regions
Distributed checks reduce single-region blind spots
Auto status sync
Incident and customer communication stay aligned
Pricing
Start with the coverage you need now and scale without changing your reliability workflow.
Key limits
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Includes
- Unlimited private status pages
- Vendor-branded public page
- Incident management
- Basic alerting
- Unlimited team members
Key limits
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Includes
- Unlimited private status pages
- Incident management
- Advanced alerting
- Custom domain name
- White-label status page
- Unlimited team members
Key limits
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Includes
- Unlimited private status pages
- Unlimited incidents
- Advanced alerting
- SLA reporting
- Priority support
- Custom domain name
- White-label status page
- Unlimited team members
Key limits
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Includes
- SSO integration
- Custom SLAs
- Dedicated support
- Full white-label
- Custom domain name
- Unlimited team members
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Frequently Asked Questions
Direct answers for teams deciding whether to replace fragmented reliability tooling.
Separate tools create disconnected handoffs right when time matters most. upti.my keeps monitor signals, alert routing, incidents, and status communication in one workflow so responders are not rebuilding context during outages.
Basic uptime checks only answer whether an endpoint responds. upti.my also tracks cron jobs, background workflows, synthetic customer journeys, incident coordination, and status updates so teams can catch failures behind the product.
Yes. Heartbeat and workflow monitoring are built for scheduled tasks, workers, and background pipelines that fail silently. Teams get missed-run, delayed-run, and failure visibility tied to the same incident flow.
For many teams, yes. Incidents, routing, and status communication are built in, so you can consolidate gradually instead of maintaining separate systems for each step.
Engineering-led SaaS teams with APIs, cron jobs, background workers, and customer-facing workflows. It is a strong fit for lean teams that own on-call and need detection-to-update continuity without enterprise process overhead.
Self-healing actions can run automatically when configured conditions fail. Each action is logged in the same incident context so teams can see what ran, what worked, and what still needs manual intervention.
Close The Reliability Loop
Detect failures, coordinate incidents, and publish status updates from one system.
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