statuswatch — monitor your stack
Monitor your dev stack before users complain
statuswatch — monitor your stack launched on May 4, 2026 with 3 votes, #3,449 of 20,538 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built StatusWatch for developers, indie hackers and small teams who depend on external services every day. StatusWatch helps answer that quickly by monitoring official status pages for 80+ services and sending push notifications when incidents happen. The app is free for up to 5 services, with Pro for unlimited monitoring, faster alerts, uptime history and webhooks. Would love your feedback, especially on which services we should add next.
iOS status monitor for developers. Track official status pages, get push alerts within 60 seconds, and know about outages before your users do.
Monitor GitHub, AWS, Vercel, Stripe and 80+ more services. Get push notifications the moment something goes wrong in your stack. Built for developers and SRE teams who need to know about incidents before their users do. All services in one view. Green, amber, red — know your stack's health at a glance, 24/7. Pro: notified within 60 seconds. Free: 5-minute delay. Never miss a critical incident again. 90-day availability heatmap and daily uptime bar chart for every service you track. Pro only. Full update history from "investigating" to "resolved". Every status change, timestamped. AWS, GitHub, Vercel, Stripe, OpenAI and 77 more. All from official status pages — no guessing. Pro: watch your…from statuswatch.tech
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