Uptime monitoring for your team, not your customers.
realuptime monitor checks your endpoints from the same four live regions as realuptime status and alerts your team directly. Nothing gets published anywhere unless you want it to.
Regional by default
A regional failure doesn't hide from your alerts either.
A single check from a single location can pass clean while a whole region is actually failing for real users. realuptime monitor watches from US-East, US-West, Europe, and Asia-Pacific and alerts the moment any one of them fails, not only once every region agrees something is wrong.
api.acme.dev
ExampleDegraded- US-EastOperational
- US-WestOperational
- EuropeDown
- Asia-PacificOperational
Alert sent the moment Europe failed. The other three regions staying healthy never delayed or suppressed it.
No public page required
A private board, built for your team to check first.
Add an endpoint and its first regional results usually arrive within a minute. Nothing is published anywhere: a regional failure triggers your team's alerts, not a customer-facing incident. If you decide later that a public page is worth having, realuptime status runs on the same four-region checks, so nothing about how you monitor has to change.
Where the alert lands
Wherever your team already watches for trouble.
Email and Slack
The default channels, on from the first endpoint you add.
PagerDuty
Connect an integration key once and regional failures route straight into your existing on-call flow.
Webhooks
Send the raw event to your own systems and decide what happens next yourself.
The same probe network
realuptime monitor and realuptime status share one four-region fleet. Switching to a public page later doesn't mean switching monitoring tools.
See it live
The same network watching this page watches yours.
realuptime.io runs on realuptime status, checked by the same four regions realuptime monitor uses privately for endpoints that never need a public page.