notmyfault.fyi - sends you an email when a service you are interested in goes down, that's it.
There are multiple status aggregators out there but they felt cluttered, and
I refuse to pay $20-$30 a month for notifications that I might get a couple of times.
It's a tool I built for myself but thought others may find it useful. The operation cost is very low.
It's free,
no account setup,
no dashboard,
no tracking pixels in email,
and I don't sell your data.
If too many people subscribe I may have to charge to keep it running, but my intention is the price should be negligible, under $2/month always.
If you don't see a service you're interested in listed, please let me know, and I'll add it.
Fair, with all the traffic they are dealing with due to agent code gen, perhaps it's not surprising. It's interesting to see the gap between the numbers on that website (https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/) and the official one.
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notmyfault.fyi - sends you an email when a service you are interested in goes down, that's it.
There are multiple status aggregators out there but they felt cluttered, and I refuse to pay $20-$30 a month for notifications that I might get a couple of times. It's a tool I built for myself but thought others may find it useful. The operation cost is very low.
It's free, no account setup, no dashboard, no tracking pixels in email, and I don't sell your data.
If too many people subscribe I may have to charge to keep it running, but my intention is the price should be negligible, under $2/month always. If you don't see a service you're interested in listed, please let me know, and I'll add it.
> (...) that I might get a couple of times
> email alerts when GitHub, (...), go down
bold statements when the Missing Github Status Page shows 87% availability.
Fair, with all the traffic they are dealing with due to agent code gen, perhaps it's not surprising. It's interesting to see the gap between the numbers on that website (https://mrshu.github.io/github-statuses/) and the official one.