The status data behind
thousands of services.
Now with an API.
Entireweb Status tracks outages and uptime for thousands of apps and websites, combining automated scanning with real-time user reports. Soon you'll be able to pull that same data straight into your own tools.
No spec to read yet - just tell us what you'd build.
One feed, four kinds of signal
The same data that powers our public status pages - structured, queryable, and kept current around the clock.
Service directory
Thousands of tracked apps and sites, each with a stable identifier you can query directly.
Live status
Current state for every service, drawn from automated scans and real-time user reports.
Incident history
A timeline of past outages and disruptions, so you can spot patterns over time.
Reports and response times
Report volume and response-time signals, the numbers behind every status badge.
This is what a live stream of it looks like
A snapshot of the kind of events the API will surface as they happen.
A few ways teams are planning to use it
Tell us which one sounds like you in the form below - it helps us shape what ships first.
Internal dashboards
Pipe live status for your dependencies into the tools your team already watches.
Alerting and automation
Trigger a workflow the moment a service you rely on goes down or recovers.
Market and trend research
Track reliability patterns across an industry or a set of competitors over time.
Journalism and reporting
Verify and reference outage data from a source with a clear, checkable timeline.
Be first in line when it opens
We're finishing the core endpoints now. Leave your details and we'll reach out before anyone else - no commitment, no spam.
You're on the list
We'll email you as soon as early access opens.
A few early questions
When is the API launching?
We're building and testing the core endpoints now. There's no fixed date yet - early access members will hear first, well before a public release.
Will there be a free tier?
Pricing isn't finalized. Tell us about your use case and expected volume in the form above - it directly shapes what we offer at launch.
What data will be available at launch?
Service info, live status, and incident history to start, drawn from the same monitoring that powers our public status pages. More will follow based on demand.
Do I need to sign up to see documentation?
Not yet. Full technical docs will be published alongside early access - for now, requesting access is all you need to do.