IncidentHub
Hi, I built this tool to monitor third-party cloud and SaaS services and send notifications, primarily meant for techops/SRE folks. I built this based on my past work experience where I felt a need for such a tool and had to be satisfied with patched together scripts. E.g. Getting alerted when my public cloud has incidents, my monitoring SaaS is unable to send alerts, GitHub has intermittent issues, Slack has trouble delivering messages, Stripe has payment failures for an edge case, and so on. It was important to catch these issues before they impacted my apps. For paging services, I…
IncidentHub launched on August 13, 2025 with 8 votes, #2,487 of 8,530 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.
What it does
IncidentHub is a status page aggregator that monitors public status pages of your third-party services. It can alert you about outages and upcoming maintenance and gives you a unified status page.
IncidentHub is a vendor outage monitor and status page aggregator. It watches 1125+ third-party services and alerts your team the moment a vendor goes down.
The vendor outage monitor and status page aggregator that watches 1125+ third-party services in real time - and alerts your team the moment a critical vendor goes down. All your Cloud, SaaS, Utility vendors in one place. We add new services regularly and on request. Outage alerts and maintenance reminders - all together in one place. See which of your dependencies have outages on a single status page. Monitor vendors without public status pages. Ingest private status pages and API endpoints seamlessly. Get notified only when it really matters. Fine tune for each vendor. Get only incident start/end alerts for low-criticality vendors and all updates for high-criticality ones. IncidentHub can…from incidenthub.cloud
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Hi, I built this tool to monitor third-party cloud and SaaS services and send notifications, primarily meant for techops/SRE folks. I built this based on my past work experience where I felt a need for such a tool and had to be satisfied with patched together scripts. E.g. Getting alerted when my public cloud…
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