StatusGator
statusgator.comAggregate the published status of the external services your team depends on.
Aggregate the published status of the external services your team depends on.
Website discussions with page-level review controls and usage credits
Monitor websites and APIs from multiple regions, then route failures into alerts and status updates.
Instagram DM and comment automation with an AI agent that replies and captures leads.
Track Reddit keywords and get alerts when relevant discussions happen.
Check endpoint and job health, then turn failed checks into incidents and status-page updates.
Use scheduled GitHub Actions to monitor endpoints, record response-time history, and publish a status page.
Schedule brand posts and manage the comments that arrive after connection
Probe endpoints and user flows from multiple regions, then route confirmed outages to responders and status pages.
Check a public service from outside and alert when its HTTP response stops meeting expectations.
Define endpoint health checks and alert conditions in a lightweight self-hosted status dashboard.
Plan social content, queue posts and review channel performance
A Russian corporate messenger with direct and group chats, channels, and comment threads.
Review social comments and replies with usage measured by every incoming comment
Self-hosted article comments with nested discussions and configurable sign-in
One-click feedback with separate rating and comment alerts
Publisher comment communities with article-level moderation and newsroom identities
Social customer support with AI action credits and unlimited teammates
Pre-production platform for scripts, storyboards and animatics
PDF content editing and comment export across devices
A Microsoft 365 project tool for templates, task boards, Gantt charts, status dashboards, and portfolios.
Check public endpoints and scheduled jobs from external locations, then alert when a problem persists.
Check service availability from several regions and keep customers updated with branded status pages.
A Java DSL for sending REST requests from tests and asserting response status and data.