One page that says what’s working
Share the link instead of answering “is it down?” one email at a time.
Apps / Status page
A status page for your customers, set up for you
A page your customers can check when something feels down, and a watch on your website that tells you first. Ask for it in one sentence.
built on Uptime Kumaabout 120 MB of memoryfits in every box size
What it’s for
For your customers
For you
A warning before anyone notices
It checks your website every minute and tells you when it stops answering.
Over time
A record of how reliable you are
See each check’s uptime over the last day and the last month.
What to ask
You say it. It’s handled.
Everything below is one message to your helper.
You say
Your box does
Set up a status page for our customers.
Installs it and gives it its own web addressuptime-kuma-yourname.handybox.run
Check our website every minute and tell me if it goes down.
Adds the check to your status pageAnd shows it on the page if you want it public
Put the status page on status.ourcompany.com.
Walks you through the one step at your domainThen connects it, with a secure connection
Included
Looked after, not just installed.
Address
Its own web address
With a secure connection, and your own domain if you want one.
Backups
Backed up every night
And the backups are checked.
Updates
Kept up to date
With a restore point saved before every change.
People
Watched by our team
Ask for a person whenever you need one.
Questions
Before you ask for it.
Which software is it?
Uptime Kuma, a popular open-source status page and uptime monitor. Your helper installs it, keeps it updated and backs it up every night with the rest of your box.
Can the page use our own web address?
Yes. It starts at an address ending in handybox.run, and your helper can connect your own domain when you ask.
How much room does it take?
About 120 MB of memory and 0.4 GB of storage. It fits in every box size. Your helper checks there’s room before installing anything.
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