Statixoup documentation
Welcome to Statixoup
Statixoup helps you monitor websites and APIs, catch downtime early, notify the right responders, and share service health with customers from one workspace. You can start small with one important URL, then add alerts, teammates, reports, and a public status page as your monitoring needs grow.
About Statixoup
Statixoup is built for teams that need a simple way to know whether important services are working. It checks the endpoints you choose, records availability and response data, opens incident context when checks fail, and connects alerts to the tools your team already uses.
Use it for live services
Monitor URLs and API endpoints that represent real customer access, business operations, or critical internal workflows.
How Statixoup works
- 1.
Add a monitor
Create an HTTP or HTTPS monitor for a website, API, or health endpoint. Statixoup checks it on your chosen interval and compares each response with the expected status code.
- 2.
Review service health
Open the monitor to see current status, last check, response details, uptime, downtime, incidents, and response-time history.
- 3.
Alert responders
Connect Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, or SMS so incident and recovery notifications reach the people responsible for fixing problems.
- 4.
Publish status
Create a branded status page when customers need a public view of service health, incident updates, and scheduled maintenance.
Feature overview
- Monitors track website or API availability and show current status, last check, uptime, downtime, incidents, and response-time details.
- Monitor settings control check interval, timeout, HTTP method, expected status code, custom headers, failure threshold, recovery alerts, and SSL validation.
- Incidents help responders investigate outages, record context, assign ownership, and follow recovery progress.
- Integrations deliver incident and recovery alerts through Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, or SMS.
- Status pages provide a public, branded view of selected monitor health, incident communication, and maintenance notices.
- Reports and SLA metrics summarize availability, downtime, incident patterns, and performance over time.
- Teams, billing, and token usage help manage access, ownership, plan capacity, and account growth.
Start with one reliable check
Begin with a customer-facing URL whose normal response you understand. Once its checks and alerts are reliable, add the remaining services and organize responsibility across your team.
Recommended first check
Use a stable HTTPS endpoint that returns a successful response without requiring an interactive login.