OutageDeck
One status page for every service your stack depends on
What it does
OutageDeck tracks 172 cloud and SaaS vendors from official feeds, with alerts, history, a free JSON API, and an MCP server your agents can query. Paid accounts can add private Statuspage or Instatus providers, including their own products: no crowdsourcing or scraping.
Pick the cloud and SaaS vendors you depend on and get one live answer from their official status feeds. No account needed, and the result is a shareable link.
One link confirms your address and turns them on. No password or card. Each row is that vendor's own published status. The check time and direct source link stay visible so you can verify it yourself. Straight from each vendor's own incident feed, newest update first. Up to 12 providers. Nothing is saved; the selection lives in the link. OutageDeck re-reads the official status feed of all 180 tracked providers about every 10 minutes and stores what it finds. This board simply shows you the subset you chose. Green means none of those vendors has acknowledged an incident in its official feed. It does not mean your region, tenant, or request path is healthy. If OutageDeck or a vendor feed…from outagedeck.com
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