Autumn. Live.

Outage Observer

Live status for providers in your stack.

Eddystone Lighthouse, After Henry Roberts, 1761.

The problem

Every provider has a status page; nobody watches 151 of them. An outage reaches you as your own error rate, or as a post on X, before the page admits it.

The approach

One Worker polls the official status pages of 151 infrastructure and AI providers, detects each transition exactly once, and tells you where you already are: a bot in Telegram, Slack or Discord, a push, an RSS feed, the public board, or a Mac menu-bar app.

What we learned

The hard part is not polling; it is not lying. Atomic transition detection, alerts that know which region you are in, and self-hosted brand icons so nothing phones home. Bot Fight Mode blocks your own heartbeat if it hits the custom domain.

Next

Per-provider pages with uptime history.

outage.observer
Status
Live; launched on Product Hunt in June 2026
Runs on
The web board; Telegram, Slack and Discord bots; push, RSS; a Mac menu-bar app
Since
June 2026
Built with
One Cloudflare Worker with D1 and KV, on the free tier; a native Swift Mac app
Signature
151 providers watched, region-aware alerts, a free tier that throttles rather than bills
Also
Telegram, GitHub

The print

Eddystone Lighthouse

Built on a reef off Plymouth in 1698, to warn ships about what they could not see coming.

After Henry Roberts, 1761. All three inks: umber, orange, sunflower. Source. Public domain.

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