See the whole picture.
Uptime, response times, and SSL expiry in one place. Find the site that needs your attention without opening another tab.
- HTTP status
- Response time
- SSL certificates
UPTIME & SITE MANAGEMENT
Know what’s up, what’s slow, and what needs attention. Bring your websites, incidents, and remote controls into one clear workspace.
Public registration coming soon
WORKSPACE OVERVIEW
Across 3 sample sites
Steady response times
All systems looking good
A little clarity for everything you keep online.Illustrative preview
LESS GUESSWORK. MORE VISIBILITY.
Keep the signal close, from a slow response to the action that gets things moving again.
Uptime, response times, and SSL expiry in one place. Find the site that needs your attention without opening another tab.
Follow an incident from the first failed check to recovery. Connect Discord, Telegram, or an email webhook for status alerts.
Connect your own action webhooks to clear a cache, trigger a restart, or switch maintenance mode from the site’s detail view.
A SIMPLE ROUTINE
One place to check in, investigate, and respond.
Open your workspaceEnter a public URL, give it a name, and choose a check interval.
With the checking service connected, follow response times, SSL status, and incidents.
Connect an alert channel and your action webhooks, so you’re ready when a status changes.
GOOD TO KNOW
Sentinel checks public HTTP and HTTPS websites, records response times and status codes, and keeps an incident history. Its checking service also inspects SSL certificates for expiry and issuer details.
Account registration is being prepared. Existing users can sign in; public registration will open when verification emails are available.
Yes. Scheduled uptime checks run in the cloud and continue when your computer is off. The dashboard stays available from your browser. Detailed certificate issuer and expiry inspection uses an additional inspector when connected.
No. The preview on this page uses illustrative sample data. Your actual monitors, incidents, and settings are private and only appear after you sign in.
Your workspace is one sign-in away.