Every endpoint matters.
Check HTTP and HTTPS services. Keep response times, status codes, and check history together.
Available nowFrom the first slow response to the full incident story. Monitor your services, cut through the noise, and keep your team in the know.
Find the signal in seconds. See what’s healthy, understand what changed, and know where to look next.
A little peace of mind for your infrastructure.
Connected tools for the complete journey,
from a check to a confident response.
Check HTTP and HTTPS services. Keep response times, status codes, and check history together.
Available nowConnect independent probes and compare results across regions before declaring an outage.
Connect your probesTrack confirmed failures, acknowledge incidents, and follow the timeline through recovery.
Available nowA focused incident queue keeps your response visible. Provider delivery and on-call rotations are planned.
Incident queue availableCreate a clean service status page from your monitors, with health and incident history.
Available nowCreate monitors, retrieve results, and manage incidents through the same versioned API the app uses.
Available nowA failed check is only the beginning. See the evidence, track your response, and keep a clear record of what happened.
Explore incident responseTwo of three probes report HTTP 503.
Checkout API · high severity
Primary escalation policy applied.
Investigation started by the response team.
Three consecutive healthy checks.
curl "$PROBLEMRANGER_URL/api/v1/monitors" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"workspace_id": "your-workspace-id",
"name": "Production API",
"url": "https://api.example.com/health",
"interval_seconds": 60,
"expected_status": 200
}'Provision monitors from a deployment pipeline. Pull check results into your own tools. Bring operational context wherever your team works.
Read the API documentationThis initial release supports real HTTP and HTTPS checks, persisted history, incident acknowledgement, private workspaces, API keys and service status pages. The demo is clearly labelled and separate from your real monitors.
The globe demonstrates the distributed monitoring model. No named global probe fleet is pre-provisioned. You can register your own independently hosted probe agents; only connected agents appear in the real workspace.
ProblemRanger uses secure, database-backed Google and GitHub sign-in. Workspace membership is verified on the server for every protected operation.
Yes, with a connected probe agent. Download the provided Python agent from Documentation and run it on an always-on host. Without a connected agent you can run on-demand checks; the interface does not imply background monitoring is active.
This Hostinger edition uses persistent MySQL storage and database-backed OAuth sessions. Team management, enterprise identity, on-call rotations and notification integrations remain additional work. See the deployment notes for the exact scope.
Give your services the attention they deserve.