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Uptimeify
Now with incident management and free status pages
Uptimeify started as white-label monitoring for agencies and MSPs. Now it covers what happens after the alert. Incident management brings on-call schedules, escalation, alerts from Zabbix, Datadog or Sentry, a shared timeline and postmortems. Status pages update with every incident and are free, unlimited and need no credit card. All of it runs next to checks from nine EU locations, made and hosted in the EU with no US subprocessors.
When we first launched, Uptimeify was white-label monitoring for agencies and MSPs: uptime, SSL, DNS, mail servers, blacklists, Playwright browser flows and cron heartbeats, checked from nine EU locations and delivered under your own brand.
What kept coming up in conversations with agencies was the part after the alert. Who is on call tonight? Who picks it up if they don’t answer? And how do the clients find out what is going on? Most teams answered that with a second tool, a second contract and a second data processing agreement.
So today we are relaunching with two things:
Incident management. On-call schedules with rotations and overrides, escalation until someone acknowledges, alerts from Zabbix, Datadog, Grafana, Prometheus or Sentry next to your own checks, a shared timeline, postmortems and NIS2-ready exports. It is an internal tool for your team.
Status pages, free. Unlimited status pages on a free plan, no credit card. They update automatically when an incident opens or maintenance starts.
The part we care about most: everything is made and hosted in the EU, and no US company processes your monitoring or incident data. That includes SMS and phone calls, which go through German providers. If you are moving off Opsgenie before its end of support, that may be worth a look.
We would love your honest feedback, especially on the on-call setup and what your status page is still missing.
About Uptimeify on Product Hunt
“Now with incident management and free status pages”
Uptimeify was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #154 on the daily leaderboard. Uptimeify started as white-label monitoring for agencies and MSPs. Now it covers what happens after the alert. Incident management brings on-call schedules, escalation, alerts from Zabbix, Datadog or Sentry, a shared timeline and postmortems. Status pages update with every incident and are free, unlimited and need no credit card. All of it runs next to checks from nine EU locations, made and hosted in the EU with no US subprocessors.
On the analytics side, Uptimeify competes within SaaS, Privacy and Developer Tools — topics that collectively have 579.4k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Uptimeify performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Uptimeify?
Uptimeify was hunted by Florian Zaskoku. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
Florian Zaskoku
Hey Product Hunt,
Florian here, co-founder of Uptimeify
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When we first launched, Uptimeify was white-label monitoring for agencies and MSPs: uptime, SSL, DNS, mail servers, blacklists, Playwright browser flows and cron heartbeats, checked from nine EU locations and delivered under your own brand.
What kept coming up in conversations with agencies was the part after the alert. Who is on call tonight? Who picks it up if they don’t answer? And how do the clients find out what is going on? Most teams answered that with a second tool, a second contract and a second data processing agreement.
So today we are relaunching with two things:
Incident management. On-call schedules with rotations and overrides, escalation until someone acknowledges, alerts from Zabbix, Datadog, Grafana, Prometheus or Sentry next to your own checks, a shared timeline, postmortems and NIS2-ready exports. It is an internal tool for your team.
Status pages, free. Unlimited status pages on a free plan, no credit card. They update automatically when an incident opens or maintenance starts.
The part we care about most: everything is made and hosted in the EU, and no US company processes your monitoring or incident data. That includes SMS and phone calls, which go through German providers. If you are moving off Opsgenie before its end of support, that may be worth a look.
We would love your honest feedback, especially on the on-call setup and what your status page is still missing.