UpDownTracker / Features
Everything you need to know when a service stops behaving normally.
One monitoring workspace for websites, public APIs, critical page content, scheduled jobs, SSL health, DNS observations and incident history.
Choose what you need to monitor
Website Monitoring
Monitor availability, response time and downtime.
02API Monitoring
Track public API endpoint availability and latency.
03Keyword Monitoring
Detect when important page content disappears.
04Heartbeat Monitoring
Know when scheduled tasks stop checking in.
05SSL Monitoring
Track certificate health and expiry.
06DNS Monitoring
Keep important DNS observations visible.
07Incidents & Alerts
Follow downtime, recovery and email notifications.
08Uptime Statistics
Review uptime, response time, MTBF and MTTR.
Website health
Availability with useful context.
A working page can have a certificate approaching expiry or a DNS record worth reviewing. Keep these observations alongside availability without treating them as the same signal.
SSL DNS192.0.2.10 → 192.0.2.242001:db8::10mail.examplens1.example- 01Records observed
- 02A record change observed
- 03Review DNS context
Fictional sequence. Animation timing is not check cadence or a performance promise.
From the first failure to recovery
- 01
Configure a monitor
Choose a public URL, expected text or a heartbeat interval.
- 02
Scheduled check / heartbeat
The service checks the target, or your task sends its check-in.
- 03
Problem detected
An observation fails or an expected signal is missing.
- 04
Incident confirmed
The monitor’s confirmation rules establish an incident.
- 05
Email alert
Enabled notifications report the confirmed problem.
- 06
Recovery detected
A successful check or resumed signal records recovery.
- 07
Recovery notification
A recovery email closes the notification loop.
- 08
History remains
Review the incident alongside response-time and uptime history.
- 0124h · 182 ms
- 027d · 218 ms
- 0330d · 205 ms
- 0490d · 211 ms
Fictional sequence. Animation timing is not check cadence or a performance promise.
Historical performance
Keep the longer view.
Move from a single incident to the wider picture. Review uptime, average response time, incidents, MTBF and MTTR over the period that matters.
Uptime StatisticsStart with the right signal
Does availability mean the page content is correct?
No. A page can respond successfully while important text is missing. Use a keyword monitor to check expected page content.
Is this a browser journey test?
No. Keyword monitoring checks expected text in the page response. It does not click buttons, log in or complete transactions.
Does UpDownTracker run my cron job?
No. Your environment runs the task and sends the check-in. UpDownTracker observes whether the expected signal arrives.
Start monitoring
Know about downtime before your customers do.
Add your first monitor and keep website availability, performance and incident history in one clear place.
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