UPTIME
Service availability you can read across the room.
A dashboard in a browser tab is a dashboard nobody looks at. UPTIME puts your services on keys you see all day, says DOWN only when it is confirmed, and keeps the timeline when it recovers.
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Every key has one job.
Put the ones you need where you need them. Each key draws what it knows, live, in the same language as every other OPS key.
Confirmed, not flapping
An outage is confirmed by repeated failures before it is reported, and recovery by repeated successes before an incident closes.
Evidence kept
Each incident keeps its start, its errors and its duration, across restarts of the plugin.
Honest numbers
Response time is named for what it is: HTTP time to first byte, TCP connect or DNS resolve. Paused is never shown as healthy.
One family, one language, no cloud.
One language
Green healthy, amber attention, red critical, grey unknown: the same header, marks and colours on every key of all seven tools, always with a shape and a word.
Evidence, not optimism
Unknown is never painted green. A launch is not a session, a reachable disk is not a valid backup, an open port is not a working API.
Local and private
No account, no cloud service, no telemetry, no subscription. Checks run from your Mac, and history stays on it.
Requirements
- Stream Deck app
- 7.6 or newer
- macOS
- 12 or newer. OPS is not available for Windows.
- Stream Deck
- Any model with keys
- Permissions
- No permission needed. Checks run from this Mac while Stream Deck runs.
Privacy
Everything runs on your Mac: checks, history and settings. There is no account, no analytics and no 7bp server in between; the only traffic is the checks you configure.
Version
v1.0.0
First release: UPTIME Core, Service Watch, Group Watch, Incident, History, Latency and Check Now, on the OPS design.
Support
Something not as it should be? Write to us and include:
- Your macOS and Stream Deck app versions
- Which key, and what it shows
- What you expected it to show
