Explainable by default
Every movement maps to named services, incident severity and a public source you can inspect.
One calm, credible view of the services your work depends on—plus the context to know whether it’s you, them, or everyone.
The first live pulse will appear shortly.
Only unresolved incidents reported by the vendors themselves. No rumor mill, no mystery sentiment model.
The old way gives you a magic number. This one shows its work.
Every movement maps to named services, incident severity and a public source you can inspect.
If too many sources fail, we stop publishing a score and show the coverage gap instead.
Founding alerts will watch only what your product, team or clients actually depend on.
See broad internet health whenever you need a sanity check.
Get a useful alert when a dependency matters—not another dashboard to babysit.
One shared view for agencies, support teams and small SaaS companies.
Join the private beta. We’ll ask which services run your business and invite the smallest useful cohort first.
No. The index only summarizes active operational incidents published by tracked vendors. It does not claim to measure emotion, markets or future risk.
Yes. Vendor-reported data is credible but not always early. The site labels that limitation explicitly. Independent early-warning signals may be added later, but never mixed in without attribution.
It becomes “unknown,” not “down.” We publish data coverage alongside the score and withhold the index below the minimum coverage threshold.
Probably not. The paid product is being designed around targeted, low-noise alerts and a simple shared view—not a new operations suite.