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Phare Uptime

Get alerts for downtime, work on incidents, and communicate with a status pages

Phare Uptime is a complete website monitoring platform. Monitor your websites' HTTP(s) endpoints, servers with TCP/UDP sockets, and SSL certificates from 11 locations in America, Europe, and Asia.

Get alerted when anything goes wrong, using a centralized alerting system that can be tailored for each project, all integrated with your favorite tools.

Fix bugs faster with an easy-to-use incident management system and event timeline. Phare's Incident AI digests all the fine details and churns out readable summaries and post-mortem of incidents, saving you from squinting at endless logs like a caffeinated mole.

Keep your customers in the loop with a sleek status page. Build trust with transparent communication on incidents and maintenance periods.

Latest updates from Phare Uptime

  1. nicolasNicolas Latest

    Replaced #Phare Uptime analytics stack to use #Vemetric over the weekend.

    I went the extra mile and added a middleware with an EU-bound edge-script to anonymize IP addresses and used it as a proxy to run it all from a phare.io domain. It's more privacy-friendly, and way lighter on JavaScript bundle size than the previous PostHog implementation.

    I documented the whole process here:
    👉 https://phare.io/blog/privacy-first-analytics-on-the-european-edge-with-vemetric-and-bunny-net/

    Fun anecdote: I exhausted my Vemetric free plan in less than 48h due to an uptime agent error that sent a false-positive notification to hundred of users 🙈

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  2. nicolasNicolas

    After almost two months of inactivity on #Phare Uptime, I finally shipped something: monitor group support for startus pages 😎

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  3. nicolasNicolas

    Monthly update for #Phare Uptime: July 2026

    🌐 878 Active organizations (+65)

    📈 53M Monthly uptime checks (+2M)

    📄 632 Active status pages (+42)

    🥰 58 customers (+6)

    💰 €319 MRR (+€6)

    For some reason, the last week of July saw a big jump in subscriptions with 5 new customers, and SEO traffic is picking up again, did Google change the algorithm again?

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  4. nicolasNicolas

    Monthly update for #Phare Uptime: June 2026

    🌐 813 Active organizations (-26)
    📈 51M Monthly uptime checks (=)
    📄 590 Active status pages (+11)
    🥰 54 customers (+2)
    💰 €313 MRR (+€9)

    Who could have foreseen that not working on the product for two months would reduce growth 😱

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  5. nicolasNicolas

    Monthly update for #Phare Uptime: May 2026

    🌐 839 Active organizations (+8)

    📈 51M Monthly uptime checks (-1M)

    📄 579 Active status pages (+37)

    🥰 52 customers (+5)

    💰 €304 MRR (+€22)

    Weird month overall, less traffic than earlier this year, and lost a few non-paying users due to an ongoing incident with my hosting provider. Paid customers did not churn, so there's that, and I passed €300 MRR!

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  6. nicolasNicolas

    Add private status pages to #Phare Uptime with three access controls:

    IP allowlist: Grant automatic access to specific IP addresses or CIDR ranges. Requests from listed addresses bypass all other checks, making it the most seamless option for office networks or VPN exit nodes.

    Access token: Append a secret token query parameter to any status page URL to grant access, great for programmatic access. Works on the main page, feeds, and badge endpoints. When a browser visits with a valid token, a session cookie is set for 1 hour, so subsequent visits don't need the token.

    Access password: Visitors are prompted with a login screen before they can view the page. Simple and effective for internal pages shared with team members or customers.

    This was a productive weekend 🤗

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  7. nicolasNicolas

    Monthly update for #Phare Uptime: April 2026

    🌐 831 Active organizations (+44)
    📈 52M Monthly uptime checks (+8M)
    📄 542Active status pages (+41)
    🥰 47 customers (+7)
    💰 €282 MRR (+€42)

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  8. nicolasNicolas

    Back in December I migrated #Phare Uptime billing backend to #Paddle to let them handle VAT compliance for me.

    While I was at it, I wanted to improve the billing experience for my customers with calendar-month billing cycles, on top of the existing flat subscription + metered billing that define Phare's pricing.

    It was all doable, but exposed some interesting gaps in Paddle's API along the way. The implementation has been running in production for 3 months now without issues. If you're building metered billing on Paddle, I wrote up my findings and the workarounds I landed on for a clean implementation:

    https://phare.io/blog/what-paddle-doesnt-tell-you-about-implementing-metered-billing/

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  9. nicolasNicolas

    Monthly update for #Phare Uptime: March 2026

    🌐 787 Active organizations (+57)
    📈 44M Monthly uptime checks (+2M)
    📄 501 Active status pages (+47)
    🥰 40 customers (+12)
    💰 €240 MRR (+€54)

    Kind of crazy to think I now host more than 500 status pages, and even more to think this number will double before the end of the year

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  10. nicolasNicolas

    Guess who discovered how to properly use pointers in GO ?

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  11. nicolasNicolas

    oh well

    5 1
  12. nicolasNicolas

    Added a Captcha on #Phare Uptime registration page, based on Altcha, self-hosted, it's actually just a few lines of codes. No dependency on third party services, no user IP sent to Californian tech bros, virtually 0 impact on human users.

    And you can't see it unless you act like a bot 🤖

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  13. nicolasNicolas

    Two weeks of reworking every page for better information density, adding a search engine and filters, finally live in production ✌️

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  14. nicolasNicolas

    Reworked all pages layout of Phare over the past 2 weeks, added search / filters and many small goodies.

    A ton of work to make, but I'm in love with the results.

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  15. nicolasNicolas

    Maybe I should refocus my SEO efforts

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  16. nicolasNicolas

    Finally seeing some sustained growth after changing #Phare Uptime pricing strategy

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About Phare Uptime

Phare Uptime is a development product listed on Uneed, available for free. It's tagged with Monitoring, Tracking. Compare it against 5 alternatives to Phare Uptime curated by the Uneed community.

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Phare Uptime is get alerts for downtime, work on incidents, and communicate with a status pages.

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Yes, Phare Uptime is free to use.

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What users say about Phare Uptime

Nicolas

Hello Uneed 👋,Over the past 3 years I’ve been hard at work on Phare, and now I’m thrilled to drop a major upgrade. There are a lot of things, so let's dive right away:🤖 Incident AI & Auto-Enriched SummariesPhare now comes with Incident AI, generating automatic summaries and post-mortems so you don’t waste time writing reports after every outage. It’s powered by Mistral’s Magistral, an open-source, efficient model, and can be configured per project.🔄 Smart Incident Merging & Multi-Monitor IncidentsRelated issues are now merged into one larger incident, reducing alert noise and keeping your focus sharp. You can also create incidents that cover multiple monitors at once, helping you understand when multiple systems fail for the same root cause.📬 Threads & Notification RefinementsNotifications across Slack, Discord, and Email now live inside threads, keeping your channels clean and conversations focused. There’s also a new ntfy.sh integration for those who love self-hosted, open-source notifications, and you can now filter alert rules by incident type for precision.🧷 Enhanced Incident Timeline & DetailsThe updated timeline shows monitor changes, incident updates, and API actions during the event, so you always know who did what and when. Incident details have been expanded too, including response metadata, headers, and trace info for faster debugging.🔧 Monitoring Upgrades & CompressionPhare’s monitoring got serious upgrades, with support for Brotli and Zstandard compression, custom HTTP headers, and the ability to send POST, PUT, or PATCH requests with bodies for API testing. You can monitor TLS over TCP, skip SSL validation for self-signed certs, and even fail on redirects for stricter uptime rules.🛡️ SSL / Certificate Tracking & AlertsSSL tracking is now built-in. Phare automatically discovers and monitors certificates, warning you before they expire or when a new one is detected. You’ll know about SSL issues before your users do, exactly how it should be.💡 Success AssertionsWith success assertions, you can verify status codes, headers, or specific text in responses. No more false positives, your monitors now know what “healthy” really means.✨✨✨Try Phare for free today: https://phare.io

jdurehed

I think Phare has a very clean and to the point interface and feature list. I use for my personal projects right now but I am considering it for work related things as well.

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