Changelog
Every change to m0nitor in one place: new features, improvements, fixes and security updates, in the order they shipped.
Ask about your monitors, incidents and status pages in plain language. It runs on a German AI host and never changes anything without your click.
An MCP server with 21 tools, and a page to issue the tokens that reach it.
A visitor pastes their own webhook, proves they manage that channel, and it receives incidents, maintenance and announcements.
One shell for every sub page, uptime bars that keep their shape, and content you can write per language.
Watch an IP or an IPv4 network against the common DNS blacklists and get told when it gets listed.
A link that opens a ready-made monitor draft. The visitor signs in or registers, and the draft is still waiting.
Overall status, 90-day uptime and a live dot for the page itself, not just for a single component.
Paging no longer waits behind check ingestion, and one unstable service no longer turns into twenty notifications.
Pull the egress IPs of the whole probe fleet as plain text or JSON, no account required.
Subscribers can control which emails they get - by type and by service - from a manage link in every status notification.
Paste a status page URL, pick components to track, and keep them in sync on your page - without alerts by default.
Path diagnostics and database monitors are live - and path runs can start automatically when a monitor goes down.
Create an account or sign in with Google, GitHub, or Microsoft - alongside email and password.
The signed-in app now uses one sidebar shell, clearer page structure, and a tighter workflow editor.
Expect cron pings on a schedule you define, and reach phones with native SMS credits on paid plans.
Run on-demand HTTP, ping, TCP, UDP, or DNS checks from m0nitor locations - no account required.
Monitor IPv4, IPv6, or both from one check, with per-family results when the two stacks disagree.
Status page Discord cards are fully customizable, with Components V2 layouts and on-call ping controls.
Roll a category into one summary card, with worst-child status and expandable member detail.
Put your status page on your own hostname, with DNS verification and automatic HTTPS.