A status page that tells your customers the truth.

The problem

Most status pages check from a single location, often close to the monitoring vendor's own infrastructure, and collapse the result into one badge. That single check can say “operational” while an entire region of real customers is seeing errors. It is not a bug in the monitoring, it is the default shape of how most status pages are built. See why status pages lie for the full explanation.

realuptime shows separate readings from each region it checks, US-East, US-West, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, as the default view rather than a setting buried in a dashboard. It is a decision about what to show first, not a claim to unique technology; other monitoring tools can check from multiple regions too. The point is honesty about what a single green badge can hide, not a moat.

Who is building this

realuptime is built and operated by one person, not a company with a support org or a sales team. Support is direct, handled by email, and reviewed regularly rather than staffed around the clock. See the support page for what to expect.

One customer, more than one product

realuptime status, a public status page and incident communication, is the flagship product and the first one live today. realuptime monitor, private uptime monitoring and alerts without a public page, runs on the same probe infrastructure for teams that want to know about a regional issue before anyone asks, not to publish one.

Both are built for the same customer: developers and small companies who need an honest read on their own infrastructure, not enterprises with an existing observability budget. Future products under the realuptime name are meant to serve that same customer rather than chase a new market, and none of them ship without being built first. See our status and monitor signup pages for what is available today.

Get in touch

Questions, account or billing help, or a security report all go to the same place. Visit support or email support@realuptime.io directly.