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A status page is a public page visitors open to see whether the services you already watch are up. It is driven by you attach. It does not run its own checks. Create and manage pages in the . List them with a read , , or . Create and edit stay app-only today.

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How it works

The page shows two kinds of information, and they do not move together. Current status and an uptime bar follow the monitors you pick. History length is capped by your plan retention (7, 90, or 365 days). You can group those monitors (API, Payments). A group shows the worst state inside it, even if you have not written a public update. Incident updates are copy you publish from an . Previous incidents, RSS, and subscriber email change only then. Tallwatch can open an incident for your team and still leave the public timeline empty until you .
Detected incidents are never auto-published. Publish only from the incident.
also show on the public page. After a window ends, it stays visible for 7 days. The page is public by default. Password-protect locks it. After someone unlocks it, access lasts about 12 hours. Visitors can subscribe by email (double opt-in). Confirmed subscribers get email when you publish an update. Public pages also expose RSS (see ).

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Create a status page

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Name and slug

The slug is the address: your-slug.tallwatch.com.
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Pick monitors

Attach the monitors visitors should see. Optionally group them (API, Payments). A group shows the worst state inside it.
3

Logo and accent

Add a logo and accent. Hiding “Powered by Tallwatch” needs Business.
Put the page on when you want a hostname you own instead of the Tallwatch subdomain.