Creating a Status Page
Status pages let you show the real-time health of your services to customers and stakeholders.
Setup
Each project can have one status page. To create one:
- Navigate to your project
- Click Status Page in the sidebar
- Configure your status page settings
- Add monitor groups and assign monitors
Configuration
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | The heading shown on the status page |
| Description | Optional subtitle/description |
| Slug | Unique URL identifier (e.g., my-app results in status.unseenr.io/status/my-app) |
| Is Public | Toggle visibility (default: public) |
| Custom Domain | Use your own domain (e.g., status.yourcompany.com) |
| Impressum URL | Link to your legal notice (required in some jurisdictions) |
| Privacy URL | Link to your privacy policy |
| Custom CSS | Inject custom styles for branding |
| Hide Branding | Remove Unseenr branding (requires White-label add-on or Business+ plan) |
Monitor Groups
Organize monitors into logical groups on your status page:
- Create groups with custom names (e.g., "API", "Website", "Database")
- Assign monitors to groups
- Set group positions for ordering
- Toggle individual monitor status display per group
Custom Domains
You can use your own domain for the status page:
- Set the custom domain in the status page settings
- Add a CNAME record pointing to
status.unseenr.io - Unseenr handles SSL certificate provisioning
Subscribers
Users can subscribe to your status page to receive email notifications about incidents and status changes. Subscriber management is built-in.
Reserved Slugs
Certain slugs are blocked to prevent brand confusion. Slugs containing gonzi, gtch, or unseenr (including substrings) are not allowed.
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