Statping watches your websites and APIs from a beautiful terminal dashboard and a menu-bar traffic light. It confirms failures before it alerts you, and when your connection drops, it pauses instead of crying wolf.
Live response-time sparklines, uptime, and incident state for every monitor — in a responsive grid that scales from one site to fifty.
Built for developers who want fast, honest monitoring without a SaaS subscription.
If your machine loses connectivity, Statping pauses monitoring instead of marking every site down. No false alarms from a flaky hotspot.
Alerts fire only after a configurable number of consecutive real failures — with a cooldown — so one blip never wakes you up.
A glanceable traffic-light icon: green when all is well, amber when paused or slow, red when something's actually down.
Response-time sparklines, uptime %, and per-monitor metrics in a responsive grid — keyboard-driven and buttery smooth.
Every outage is recorded with start, resolve, and duration. See exactly when and how long each site was down.
Everything lives in a local SQLite file. No accounts, no telemetry, no cloud bill. Your monitoring stays yours.
Most monitors hammer your endpoints and scream "DOWN!" the instant a request fails — even when the real problem is your train going through a tunnel.
Statping checks connectivity to trusted anchors first. If the system is offline, it suppresses failures entirely — no incidents, no notifications, no polluted uptime — and resumes the moment you're back.
macOS, Linux, and Windows builds. Add a monitor and drop it in your menu bar.