Dashboard
Main dashboard showing all monitors with live uptime status and quick stats.
Self-hosted uptime monitoring and status pages for tracking service health.
Main dashboard showing all monitors with live uptime status and quick stats.
Individual monitor view with response time chart and uptime history.
Monitor creation form with type selector, URL, intervals, and notification setup.
Public-facing status page showing live monitor uptime and overall operational status.
Schedule maintenance windows to silence alerts during planned downtime.
Global configuration for timezone, check intervals, DNS, and certificate expiry.
Configure 90+ alert channels including Slack, email, Telegram, and webhooks.
Customise the dashboard theme, language, and datetime display format.
Generate and manage API keys for programmatic access to Uptime Kuma.
Security options including two-factor authentication and trust proxy settings.
Uptime Kuma is a self-hosted monitoring tool for tracking the availability of websites, servers, and other network services. It checks HTTP, TCP, DNS, and keyword-based endpoints, watches SSL certificates for expiry, and publishes results on custom status pages, with maintenance windows for planned downtime. People who choose it over paid monitoring services tend to point to the same few things: no per-probe or per-month pricing to plan around, since commercial tools in this space usually charge that way. Setup takes minutes rather than a lengthy sign-up. Monitoring, alerts, and status pages come bundled into one tool instead of stitched together from several. Every feature described here, including all 90-plus notification channels, is available at no cost, with no paid tier at all.
GitHub
louislam/uptime-kuma90.9k stars
8.3k forks
Commit activity
commits / monthAs of last sync (about 18 hours ago)
Funding
One-time, recurring, and corporate funding
Technology stack
MIT
MIT License
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