Status pages
Components, announcements, access control, subscribers and custom domains.
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Components
Each component maps to one monitor in the same workspace or is managed manually. Only the component name and description are public; targets never are.
History and numbers
Daily bars come from rollups: days without evaluable time are grey. Availability percentages can be hidden. The average response time is optional and labelled as an average.
Announcements
Notices, incident updates and planned maintenance support a small safe text subset (bold, italic, code, https links, lists). Status changes are published to confirmed subscribers.
Access and indexing
Pages are drafts until published, private to the link unless you opt into indexing, and can be password protected (never indexable).
Custom domains
Add status.example.com, create the TXT record shown and a CNAME to the displayed target, then verify. Contact support to complete HTTPS provisioning before using the custom address. Your hosted /status/ page stays available during setup. Unknown hosts receive 421; removed domains stop resolving in the application within 60 seconds.
Stale data
Pages serve a stored projection refreshed every minute. If refresh fails, visitors see the last known state with its timestamp.