Uptime checksHTTP, keyword and TLS checks on your addresses, with the evidence of every failure kept.
Cron heartbeatsOne curl line at the end of a job. Silence past the grace window is the alert.
Status pagesA page your customers read, on your own domain, with the incident in plain words.
ExplanationsA written reason with the alert: what failed, what the checks saw, what to look at first.
on every plan Alerts to six channelsImportTeams
APIRead, pause, acknowledge and post updates from your own scripts.
MCP serverAsk your AI assistant what is down, then acknowledge or post an update.
WebhooksSigned JSON when an incident opens, is acknowledged or recovers.
Heartbeat guidescrontab, GitHub Actions, Railway, Node, Go, WordPress and Kubernetes.
DocsShort guides, each one task, with the lines to copy.
GuidesWhy monitors send false alarms, why cron jobs stop, and the fix.
ChangelogThe big things we shipped, newest first.
Trust and securityWhere your data lives, who processes it, how long we keep it.
Referral program soonRecommend Upglory to another team. In the works.
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What shipped.

Changes to Upglory that you would notice, newest first. It lists what has reached customers and nothing about what comes next.

newest first
  1. Incident reports, written from the evidence.

    On a resolved incident, Write the report turns what the checks saw into a summary, the impact, the evidence, the likely cause and follow-ups. It uses 3 AI credits, is written once and kept with the incident, and goes into the incident PDF, which stays free to download. Copy it as plain text or Markdown, or start your incident review from it.

    After the incident

  2. Alerts in Microsoft Teams

    Send incidents to a Teams channel through a Workflows webhook. Each alert arrives as a card with the monitor, when it started and a button to open the incident.

  3. Alerts in Discord

    Add a Discord channel webhook as an alert channel. Incidents and recoveries arrive in the channel with a link to the incident, and nothing in them pings anyone.

  4. Alerts to your own webhook

    Send incidents to any https address as signed JSON, to start your own scripts or connect the tools you already use. Each request carries a signature you can check with the secret shown when you add it.

    Webhook docs

  5. A weekly summary every Monday

    Every Monday morning, workspace owners get an email with last week's uptime, incidents and heartbeats, compared with the week before. Owners can send it to other members from Team settings.

  6. Use Upglory from your AI assistant

    Connect an AI assistant to Upglory with a workspace key and ask it what is down. With a read and write key it can pause a monitor, acknowledge an incident and post an update for you.

    Connect an assistant

  7. Checks from the United States

    A new check location in the United States. Pick it in a monitor's schedule to see how your site answers visitors there.

    Check locations

  8. Choose your check locations

    Every check location is open on every plan. Each monitor checks from the locations you pick: one on Free, up to two on Solo and Team, with nothing extra to buy.

    Pricing

  9. Status pages you design and publish in one place

    A new status page starts empty, and you add the monitors, heartbeats and groups you want. The design editor sets the logo, favicon, layout and accent, and publishes the page when it is ready.

    Status pages

  10. A founding offer on the first year

    The first 50 uses of the founding code take 30 percent off a first year on a paid plan. The pricing page shows the code and how many are left.

    Pricing

  11. Written explanations use AI credits

    Each written explanation of an incident costs one AI credit. Free includes 10 a month, Solo 100 and Team 500, and you can add 500 more when you need them.

    Incident explanations

  12. Team checks 150 monitors

    Team now runs 150 monitors and sends up to 25,000 status page notice emails a month. Solo and Team both include two check locations.

    Pricing

  13. A rebuilt dashboard

    Monitors, heartbeats, incidents, alerts, status pages and settings all moved to rebuilt screens, and every old address now leads to its new page.

  14. Check history follows your plan

    History is kept for 90 days on Free, a year on Solo and two years on Team. Older results are removed each night.

    Pricing