One dashboard, not dozens of tabs.
Upsy gives you one place to check whether the external services you rely on are having problems.
Why Upsy exists
Checking an outage should not mean opening a dozen tabs. Upsy brings those status pages together so you can see the state of your stack in one pass and share the same view with someone else.
A dashboard lives in its URL. There is no account to create and no saved personal configuration.
How it works
We periodically check the official public status source for each service. Upsy prefers stable structured APIs, feeds, and published status metrics, then normalizes their different formats into one small set of states.
Results are cached and shared across dashboards. Your browser reads that cache rather than contacting every provider, so opening Upsy does not create another round of status-page requests.
What the status means
Upsy reports what each provider publishes. A delayed, incomplete, or unavailable source is marked stale or unknown rather than treated as operational. For a critical decision, check the provider's own incident page for full detail.