Website & API monitoring
Monitor any HTTP endpoint and get alerted when it becomes unavailable or returns an unexpected response.
✓api.example.comOperational · 198 ms100.00%
Simple monitoring for modern teams
Simple uptime monitoring.
Beautiful status pages.
Know when your websites, APIs and scheduled jobs go down — and keep your users informed when something happens.
Set up your first monitor in less than a minute.
WORKSPACE◈ Overview◌ Monitors◉ Heartbeats! IncidentsPUBLISH□ Status pagesTuesday, August 18, 2026
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All systems operationalEverything is running smoothly across your workspace.
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MonitorsKeep an eye on your services
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APIhttps://api.example.com/healthHTTP100.00%▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮
SchedulerHeartbeatHEARTBEAT99.98%▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮▮
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MONITOR. ALERT. INFORM.
Know something is down
before your users do.
Upnora checks your services continuously and alerts you when something stops working. No observability platform required.
Heartbeat monitoring
Make sure your cron jobs, workers and scheduled tasks are actually running.
$ curl https://upnora.org/h/your-heartbeat
✓Last heartbeat2 minutes agoOperational
Instant alerts
When a service goes down, Upnora tells you. When it recovers, you know that too.
!Website is downHTTP timeout · Detected 2 minutes agoDown
✓ Recovery notifications included
HOW IT WORKS
Monitoring shouldn't require monitoring.
Getting started takes less than a minute.
01
Add a service
Enter your website or API URL, or create a heartbeat for a scheduled job.
02
We monitor it
Upnora checks its availability continuously and keeps track of uptime and response times.
03
We alert you
If something goes wrong, you receive an alert and a recovery update when it’s back.
PUBLIC STATUS PAGES
When something happens, keep everyone informed.
Give your users a simple, professional place to check the health of your services.
Create your status page →✓Your logo✓Your colors✓Your incident history
SubscribeACME SERVICES
✓ All systems operational
Everything is running smoothly.
WebsiteOperational99.99%
APIOperational100.00%
Background jobsOperational99.98%
Past incidentsAug 12 Delayed task execution ResolvedJul 23 API response degradation Resolved
ResolvedINCIDENT · AUG 12, 2024
API response degradation
Increased response time on the API for a short period.
14:12Investigating14:18Issue identified14:25Fix deployed✓14:31Resolved
CLEAR COMMUNICATION
Build trust when things go wrong.
Downtime happens. What matters is how clearly you communicate about it. Your customers can immediately see what happened and when the issue was resolved.
“Is your service down?”
One less support ticket to answer.
MADE FOR YOUR CRITICAL SERVICES
One simple monitor for every
critical service.
WebsitesKnow when your website becomes unavailable.
APIsMonitor the endpoints your applications depend on.
Cron jobsMake sure scheduled tasks actually execute.
WorkersDetect stopped workers and background processes.
Internal servicesMonitor the services your business depends on.
THE UPNORA WAY
Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
You shouldn't need an observability platform just to know whether your service is running.
MonitorKnow whether your services are working.AlertGet notified when something goes wrong.InformKeep your customers updated.
That's it.FAQ
Good questions. Simple answers.
What can Upnora monitor?
Upnora monitors websites and HTTP endpoints. Heartbeats can also monitor cron jobs, workers, scheduled tasks and any process capable of sending an HTTP request.
How often does Upnora check my services?
HTTP monitors are checked every 5 minutes in the current MVP.
What is heartbeat monitoring?
Upnora gives you a unique URL. Your scheduled job calls this URL each time it runs. If Upnora stops receiving the expected heartbeat, the monitor is marked as unavailable.
START WITH ONE SERVICE
Find out before your users do.
Monitor your first service in less than a minute.
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