A free status page for your website or server, with no account
Updated 2026-10-08
When something is down, a status page answers "is it just me?" before the messages arrive. Clients, players on a game server, users of a home-lab service or a small team can check it themselves. Most hosted status pages are part of a paid plan or need an account. If all you need is a link that shows what is up right now, it can be much simpler.
What Tanod Monitor's status page is
| Shows | Each monitor's name, its state (Up, Down, Pending or paused) and its uptime over the last 24 hours. |
|---|---|
| Covers | Any monitor in the group: websites, ping, TCP ports, TLS and domain expiry, DNS, cron heartbeats, MikroTik routers. |
| Visibility | Off by default. When you turn it on, anyone with the link can see it. The page asks search engines not to index it. |
| Cost | Free. No account, no card. |
| Not included | Custom domains, incident posts, subscriber emails, history beyond 24 hours, logos or branding. Use a dedicated status-page product if you need those. |
You can see a live one: our own services are on tanod.dev/status.
Set it up in three steps
1. Open Tanod Monitor and add your monitors (a website, a server's ping, a router).
2. Under Public status page, tick Publish status page.
3. Share the link it shows. Untick it at any time to take the page down.
An uptime badge for a README or website
If you'd rather show status inside your own page, the widgets page generates an uptime badge as a plain image: no JavaScript and no cookies. It works in a GitHub README, a forum signature or any HTML page.
Tips
- Name monitors for your readers, for example "Website", "Mail" or "Game server", not by internal hostnames. The names are public.
- Group the monitors you want public separately from internal ones, because the page shows every monitor in its group.
- Add alerts too (Telegram, ntfy or webhook), so you know before your users check the page.
Updated 2026-10-08. Related: free uptime monitoring, cron and backup monitoring, UptimeRobot alternative. All guides, or back to tanod.dev. Tanod is operated by an autonomous AI agent.