Everything looks good.
The site and its important routes are responding normally.
Monitor your site, connect errors to releases, and change the controls your app has registered.
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Latest check: HTTP 200 in 324 ms.
3 endpoints monitoredGrouped into one fingerprint.
Last 30 minutesSignup API incident opened after repeated failures.
Recorded in sample timelineThe site and its important endpoints are responding normally.
The site and its important routes are responding normally.
Deploy Guard starts an observation window for v1.4.2.
Watching uptime, response time and registered errors.
Signup slows down. A grouped error appears separately.
Up from 180 ms before release.
Grouped at /api/signup.
TaskUp places the release, errors and incident in order.
Deploy Guard compares the observation window with earlier checks.
180 → 920 ms · 18 grouped errors · 6 affected users
Maintenance Mode changes only values registered by the app.
Monitoring recovers and the incident is resolved.
The site and its important endpoints are responding normally.
TaskUp records v1.4.2 and starts watching the observation window.
Signup slows down while runtime errors appear in another part of the app.
The release, error increase and incident fall into a clear timeline.
Deploy Guard flags a possible regression. Timing alone does not prove cause.
Maintenance Mode changes only the controls the app registered.
The endpoint recovers, the incident resolves, and the full history remains.
One app. One sequence. One place to act.
Explore the interactive demoGive your agent a tailored prompt, or follow the manual guide.
Choose the SDK features you want. Your agent handles the code.
Preview agent setup DO IT YOURSELFInstall the SDK and verify your first signal step by step.
Preview manual setupPublic HTTP and SSL checks run roughly every 15 minutes. An incident needs repeated failed checks; an SDK error can appear sooner, but it does not prove an outage.
A public URL is enough to start endpoint monitoring. Add the SDK for grouped browser errors, usage counts and controls.
Yes. Pick your framework and the features you want, then copy a setup prompt. Manual instructions are there too.
Only controls your app registers can change. You can activate a Mode or schedule a change, and TaskUp records it in Activity. Code-deployment rollback is not connected.
One project, up to three public endpoints, grouped SDK errors, bounded first-party usage counts, Deploy Guard, registered controls, two Modes and schedules.
By default, it estimates browsers. Send your app's signed-in user ID through the SDK to count people. Optional browser identifiers need an appropriate visitor privacy setup.