Building public status pages

Create shareable status pages without hosting or accounts. Combine uptime, SSL, and speed checks in one public URL.

Why status pages help

During an outage, customers want one place to see what's affected and whether you're working on it. A status page reduces support tickets and builds trust.

Qikot status pages — no signup

Add your monitors in the browser, generate a shareable link, and bookmark it. The URL encodes your configuration — no database, no login. Results refresh when someone opens the page (cached 2 minutes on our servers).

What to include

List core services: website, API, dashboard, payments. Use clear names customers understand. Link the status page from your footer and incident runbooks.

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