This release makes account setup easier with password-manager-friendly requirements and gives visitors better visibility into recent incidents.

Long, memorable passwords generated by password managers are now better supported, making it simpler to create secure accounts.

Choose how many days of past incidents appear on your home page, so visitors can better understand your recent service history.

This release makes it easier to organize services, schedule maintenance communications, and keep subscribers informed reliably.

Organize services into named, ordered groups for clearer status pages and easier administration. Groups can be expanded or collapsed while preserving each service’s existing scope and settings.

Configure notification timing for planned maintenance, including automatic reminders, so subscribers receive updates at the right moments.

Connected monitoring checks no longer unexpectedly change a service to Partial outage when an incident is already open. Service status remains consistent with the incident’s reported impact.

This release makes it easier to navigate status pages and reliably update service statuses through the API.

A more compact sidebar now groups Monitoring, Incident Management, and Status Pages more clearly. Status pages open more predictably, and status page settings are easier to access.

API updates now correctly change the live status of global services and recalculate the status page’s overall status.

This release makes it easier to monitor incidents and keep track of important information from the dashboard.

Incident, maintenance, and information notice IDs are now shown in the incident listing. You can also filter the list by active, inactive, and canceled status.

Active information notices now appear on the dashboard alongside incidents and maintenance updates.

Reach customers through more notification channels.

This release gives you more ways to deliver timely incident updates through the communication tools your audience already uses.

Send notifications through:

This release makes status information easier to follow and incident management easier to understand.

Subscribe to a status page’s updates through an iCal feed and keep important changes on your calendar.

Email notifications now separate multiple affected services with commas, making them easier to read.

Incidents and services pages now include helpful explanations and links to documentation, with guidance available directly from the page or its heading.

This release makes invitations and deactivated accounts easier to manage, while improving the reliability of status page feeds, monitoring, and sign-in experiences.

Deactivated organizations can now delete their organization, disable or delete services, and remove custom domains without contacting support. Monitoring checks also stop when an organization is deactivated after a payment failure.

New team members who register through an invitation no longer need a separate confirmation email. Invite Link registrations continue to require email confirmation.

Status page logos now appear on private status page sign-in pages and viewer member invitation emails.

RSS feeds, metrics, and paginated status page content now remain consistent when requested with different query parameters, preventing incorrect cached results and repeated feed notifications.

This release makes onboarding more reliable, ensures Free plans include the advertised member seats, and keeps status pages free from unnecessary payment and marketing scripts.

The “Create a test status page subscriber” step now opens the correct subscription flow instead of a 404 page.

Free plans now provide the advertised two member seats.

Status pages no longer load unnecessary Stripe, marketing, or analytics scripts, reducing third-party activity on public pages.

This release ensures affected-service information stays accurate across status updates.

The Intercom live chat bubble is available again, making it easier to contact support.

This release gives you more control over what your monitored endpoints verify.

Use custom JSONPath checks to validate specific values in JSON responses from monitored endpoints.