Status page

Each project has a public status page at /status/<slug>. It shows the monitors and heartbeats marked public, their last 90 days, and the incidents that touched them. Users need no sign-in.

Open the page from the project header, or from Settings, Status page.

Tabs

The page has up to five tabs. A super admin or the owner picks them in Settings, Status page, under Public tabs.

Tick a card and select Save changes. A tab that is off disappears from the page. Its address and its JSON answer 404.

The header shows the project name, a link to the project's Homepage and the theme button. The tabs sit in the middle under it. A project made before the homepage field shows no link until someone sets the homepage in Settings, General.

Uptime

• A headline: all systems operational, which system is down, that some have issues, or that maintenance is in progress. Beside it: "N of M systems up". While an incident is open and the Incidents tab is on, a link reads "N active incidents".
• Each system is a card with its name, a state icon, 90 daily bars, and "90 days ago", the uptime and "Today". A line under the bars says Normal, Down, Has an issue, Under maintenance or No data yet.
• Each active maintenance window shows under the headline with its title, times, the systems it covers and its message. See Maintenance windows.
• A green bar had no downtime. A yellow bar had under 1% downtime. A red bar had more. A grey bar is a day before the system existed.
• A paused system does not show, on the page or in its JSON, until a tech lead resumes it.
• Systems with a problem come first, then systems in maintenance. A project with many systems shows bars for the problems and the first 12. The rest fold into a list, "N more systems".
• The tab reads itself every 60 seconds while the browser tab is visible. It has no Refresh button.

Past uptime

Select View past uptime. Pick a public system, and the page shows three months as day grids, Sunday first. Each month shows its uptime. Use the arrows to move three months back or forward. A system that is not public answers 404.

Incidents

• Happening now lists every open incident.
• Past incidents show three months at a time, with arrows to move. A month shows its first 3 resolved incidents. Select Show all N incidents to open the rest. A month with more than one page links to Older incidents in the history.
• Each row has a state icon, the title, the newest update, its label, and the time span. Select a row to read every update.
• The Incident history page lists every incident, newest first, 25 per page under month headings.

Users never see who posted an update, nor the technical cause Monita recorded. A manual incident shows as an issue, not downtime.

Issues, Ticket and Changelog

• Issues is the public ticket board. See Tickets.
• Ticket is where users report a bug. See Tickets.
• Changelog shows the releases. See Changelog.

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Custom status page

Settings, Status page also holds Custom status page. It explains how to build your own page from the same data.

• Download template saves one HTML file, status-<slug>.html. It shows your systems and incidents and reloads every minute. Open it, or host it anywhere.
• Four tabs document the public endpoints: Status, File a ticket, Reporter's tickets and Issue a ref ID. Each tab shows the method and path, a curl request and an example response. The notes sit in labelled rows, such as Query, States, Bars, Incidents, Maintenance, Shown, Limits and Errors. The limits are defaults: a super admin changes them in Admin, Rate limits.

Only Issue a ref ID needs an API key, and your server must send it. The others are public. Never put an API key in a browser page.

Every error answers {"error": {"code": "...", "message": "..."}} with its HTTP status. A 429 carries Retry-After in seconds.

Status JSON

Build your own status widget from the same data.

curl -s https://monita.example.com/api/v1/public/status/payments?days=30

{
  "data": {
    "project": { "name": "Payments", "slug": "payments" },
    "overall": "down",
    "items": [
      { "id": 2, "kind": "monitor", "name": "API health", "state": "down", "uptime_90d": 99.95,
        "days": [ { "day": "2026-10-15", "uptime": 100.0, "downtime_s": 0 } ] }
    ],
    "incidents": [
      { "title": "API health is down", "origin": "auto", "severity": "critical",
        "started_at": 1792137600, "resolved_at": null, "items": ["API health"],
        "updates": [ { "label": "investigating", "message": "Detected.", "at": 1792137600 } ] }
    ],
    "maintenance": [
      { "title": "Database upgrade", "message": "Checkout pauses until 02:00.",
        "starts_at": 1792170000, "ends_at": 1792173600, "items": ["API health"] }
    ]
  }
}

Time zone

The page shows times and starts each day at midnight in the offset a super admin sets. See Time zone.