Welcome to UptimeObserver
Monitor your websites and services, receive alerts when checks fail, and share service health with a status page.
Get your first monitor working
- Create an HTTP monitor. Open New Monitor, choose HTTP(S), and enter a friendly name and a public URL you control. Start with a 5-minute interval, 15-second timeout, and one region. Click Create Monitor, then open it from Monitors and confirm a check result appears. Full setup guide →
- Add down and recovery alerts. Connect Telegram for a path available on all plans, or choose another integration. On the monitor, click Add Alert and save a Monitor Down rule, then a separate Monitor Up rule. Check that both are active in Alerts. Add an alert →
- Verify delivery. Send a test from the integration's settings and confirm it reaches the intended recipient. This checks the connection, not the monitor's event rules. For a full down-and-recovery test, use a dedicated test monitor and endpoint—not a production outage. Test checklist →
First-run checklist
You have a monitor with recorded results, two active alert rules (Down and Up), and a received test notification. Detection depends on the check interval and retry setting; delivery is not guaranteed to be instantaneous. See the monitor lifecycle and plans and limits.
Explore the documentation
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Monitoring
Create monitors and configure their alerts.
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Status Pages
Share service health with your users.
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Integrations
Connect your notification channel or automation client.
Telegram · Email · Slack · Discord
Twilio SMS · WhatsApp · Free Mobile
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Reference
Check plan availability, monitoring addresses, and public badges.
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Troubleshooting
Diagnose failed checks and notification problems.
Need help?
Search these docs or email support@uptimeobserver.com. Support chat is available if you enable it in Change cookie settings.