Before your users do. Pulsewatch checks your websites and APIs from multiple regions, tracks latency over time, and tells you the moment something breaks — not when a customer emails support.
- fra184ms99.99%
api.pulsewatch.io
/v1/health
- iad1112ms99.97%
checkout-service
/orders/ping
- sin1486ms98.41%
auth-gateway
/oauth/status
- lhr161ms100.0%
marketing-site
/
FEATURES
Built for what a poller actually needs to do
Not a status page bolted onto a cron job — a system designed around regions, time-series data, and confirmed incidents from the ground up.
Multi-region checks
Every monitor is polled from several regions in parallel, so you know if an outage is global or local to one edge.
Response time tracking
Every check stores its latency in a time-series store, so you can see drift over weeks, not just the last ping.
Incident detection
Pulsewatch confirms failures across regions before alerting, so a flaky router in one region won’t page you at 3am.
API & endpoint checks
Monitor REST and JSON endpoints with custom headers, expected status codes, and response-body assertions.
Uptime history
A full timeline of every check, incident, and recovery — queryable, exportable, and kept for as long as you need.
ARCHITECTURE
What happens on every check
A single monitor fans out into parallel regional checks, gets written to a time-series store, and surfaces in your dashboard in real time.
STEP 01
Website / API
Any URL you add
STEP 02
Poller worker
Job queue, scheduled checks
STEP 03
Regions
Requests fan out in parallel
STEP 04
Time-series DB
Latency & status stored
STEP 05
Dashboard
Uptime, incidents, trends
GET STARTED
Find out about outages before your users tell you
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