Monitor websites and HTTP APIs, detect availability and latency problems, and keep incident context in one place.
Stazus checks website and API endpoints, records the evidence, and connects failed or slow checks to incident response.
Send scheduled GET, HEAD, or OPTIONS requests to verified destinations.
Stazus blocks private, link-local, metadata, and unsafe network destinations.
Use fixed thresholds or let Stazus learn a latency baseline.
Automatic and manual incidents stay connected to responders, updates, and affected endpoints.
A signal should not disappear between tools. Stazus keeps the context attached as the problem moves through your team.
A scheduled HTTP check fails its status or body rule, or breaches a latency threshold.
An incident is created with the affected check and its history already attached.
The right people are alerted according to team role and notification preferences.
Responders add comments and checkpoints while subscribed users receive incident notifications.
Configure checks, maintenance, incident response, team access, and automation from the same service.
Invite verified users, assign editor or viewer access, and configure notification subscriptions per person.
Choose a schedule of at least 30 seconds and a request timeout that stays below that interval.
Stazus blocks private, link-local, metadata, and unsafe network targets before a request leaves the checker.
Keep checks running during planned work while Stazus suppresses automatic incidents and excludes affected analytics.
Create scoped API tokens or connect an MCP client to read monitoring data and manage supported resources.
Start with the checks you need now. Keep the rest of your stack in the same place as you grow.