Latency
Percentiles, not averages
p50, p95 and p99 response times per monitor. Averages hide the slow minute a customer remembers.
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Features · Intelligent Analytics
Read the numbers behind the uptime.
An uptime percentage tells a client the site was up. The analytics tell you why it felt slow on Tuesday, which provider keeps dragging a project down and how long your team takes to notice and to fix. Everything is filed per client, so each answer is about one project at a time.
On every plan
The questions you'd ask anyway.
No add-on and no separate tool: these views read the same checks your monitors already run.
MTTR / MTTD
How fast you notice and fix
Mean time to detect and mean time to recover, per project. The two numbers a client asks about after an outage.
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Trends
Slow drift before it breaks
Latency and availability trends over the period — the endpoint that gets a little slower with every deploy.
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Anomalies
Unusual, not just down
Each monitor learns its own normal. Spikes that never cross a threshold are still marked on the charts for a look; alerts on anomalies come with Agency.
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Providers
Your stack, side by side
Compare the providers a project depends on by uptime and speed — useful when a client asks whether to switch.
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Dependency map
What a site really relies on
Scan a client's site and see the third-party services it loads — payment, analytics, fonts, chat — then watch the ones that matter.
| Basic | Indie | Pro | Agency |
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| 2 | 12 | 60 | 120 |
Heatmaps
When things go wrong — and what the pattern suggests.
The availability heatmap lays every hour of the period on one grid, so recurring trouble (the 3 a.m. backup that slows the database, the Monday traffic peak) stands out at a glance.
Availability heatmap
Every hour on one grid
Hour-by-hour availability per monitor or per project, color-coded from 100% down to below 95%.
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AI insights
A written read of the pattern
A short note on what the heatmap suggests — written as a hypothesis to check, never as a verdict. How we use AI →
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For agencies
Many clients, one view.
When you answer for twenty-five projects, the useful question changes from “is it up?” to “who is affected and how much room is left?”
Cross-client impact
One provider down, which clients are hit
When a provider fails, see at once which clients depend on it — and who to warn before they call you.
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SLA & error budget
How much downtime is left this month
Set an uptime target and track the error budget that remains, so a promise in a contract has a number behind it.
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Predictions
Risk before the incident
Monitors whose recent behaviour suggests trouble ahead are ranked by risk, with the pattern that raised them.
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Revenue correlation alerts
An alert when money and incidents line up
An alert when a drop in a client's revenue lines up with an incident or a latency spike — with a short hypothesis about the link. The correlation view itself starts on Pro. Traffic & Revenue →
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Post-mortems
The incident report, drafted
A post-mortem draft built from the incident timeline and the providers involved, for you to review before it goes to the client.
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History
How far back you can look
How far back every chart can read.
| Basic | Indie | Pro | Agency |
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| 7 | 90 | 90 | 180 |