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Uptime Monitoring · Available now

Know the moment something goes down.

A lightweight, self-hosted monitoring dashboard for your web apps, APIs, databases and servers — with status pages, email alerts, SSL tracking, dark mode, and branding you can make your own.

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Uptime Monitoring dashboard showing live monitor status, uptime, latency and heartbeat timeline

Everything you need to keep an eye on things

One dashboard for uptime, databases, servers and certificates — without the enterprise price tag.

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Uptime monitoring

HTTP/HTTPS, TCP port and keyword checks with retries, latency tracking and per-service history.

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Database monitoring

Live checks for SQL Server and PostgreSQL — connection health plus active, running and blocking queries.

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Server & software inventory

Lightweight agents report CPU, RAM, disk, uptime, patch status and installed software per server.

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SSL certificate tracking

See which certificates are healthy, expiring soon, or critical — before they catch you out.

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Status pages

Share clean public status pages with stakeholders, grouped by application, with uptime history.

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Smart alerts

Email alerts on status changes, routed to different teams for monitors, servers, software and patches.

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Your branding

Set your own app name, subtitle and logo from the settings — dashboard, login and status pages.

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Light & dark mode

A polished interface that's easy on the eyes, whether on a wall display or late-night on-call.

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Role-based access

Admin, viewer and database-only roles so the right people see the right things.

Up and running in four steps

No install, no setup files — just download and run.

1

Download & unzip

Grab the package and unzip UptimeMonitor.exe into a folder of its own.

2

Run it

Double-click the app. Your browser opens automatically and an icon appears in your system tray.

3

Create your admin

On first run, set your admin username and password right in the browser — no config files.

4

Add monitors

Set your branding, then add your first monitors, servers and status pages.

Simple pricing

Start free. Upgrade to PRO when you outgrow 4 monitors.

Free
R0
Everything you need to get started
  • ✓ Up to 4 monitors
  • ✓ HTTP / HTTPS / TCP / keyword checks
  • ✓ Database & server monitoring
  • ✓ Status pages & email alerts
  • ✓ SSL tracking, dark mode, your branding
  • ✓ Windows & Linux
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PRO
R500/ year
For teams monitoring more than a handful of services
  • ✓ Unlimited monitors
  • ✓ Everything in Free
  • ✓ Priority email support
  • ✓ 1-year licence key
Get PRO
Pay once a year · cancel anytime · licence key emailed to you

Already have a key? Enter it in the app under Settings → About → Licence & Plan.

Get Uptime Monitoring

Free to download and run on your own infrastructure.

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Uptime Monitoring v1.0 · Windows

Windows 10/11 · no install needed · runs in the system tray · ~24 MB

Download for Windows
  1. Unzip the download and put UptimeMonitor.exe in a folder of its own, e.g. C:\UptimeMonitor. No Python or install needed.
  2. Double-click UptimeMonitor.exe. Your browser opens automatically at http://localhost:5000.
  3. On first run, create your admin account right in the browser — choose a username and password.
  4. You're in. Go to Settings → About → Branding to set your own name and logo.
Your data (database + keys) is saved next to the .exe — keep it in a writable folder and back those files up.
⬇ Download RPM (RHEL / Rocky / Alma / Fedora)
For RPM-based Linux · installs as a systemd service · ~ small download (sets up dependencies on install)
  1. Install it (sets up a service account, Python environment and a systemd service automatically): 
    sudo dnf install ./uptime-monitor-1.0.0-1.fc45.x86_64.rpm
    Needs internet to fetch Python dependencies on install. Air-gapped? See offline notes below.
  2. It starts automatically. Open the dashboard in a browser: 
    http://<your-server>:5000/
  3. On first run, create your admin account right in the browser — then set your branding and add monitors.
  4. Manage the service any time: 
    systemctl status uptime-monitor
journalctl -u uptime-monitor -f
HTTPS / auto-start on boot are built in (systemd). For HTTPS put nginx in front using the included LINUX_SETUP/nginx-uptime-monitor.conf. Offline servers: see the OFFLINE section in the package README. Debian/Ubuntu (.deb) is coming soon — let us know if you need it.

Keep your secret.key and encryption.key safe and backed up — the latter decrypts stored database credentials.