What’s new and what we’ve improved—newest first.
Each website check now has its own notification setting, so you can mute noisy or low-priority endpoints without turning off alerts for everything else. Open a check’s Edit page from the uptime dashboard to choose whether that check should send email and Pushover when it goes down or comes back up. Your profile still controls how you receive those channels; the check decides whether this monitor participates at all.
There is a new dashboard for your whole account: see errors and traffic across your applications, how throughput looks over the last day for your busiest apps, recent deploys, and important logs—all in one place. You’ll find it from Dashboard in the sidebar (above Applications). Older bookmarks to the app dashboard still work and take you here.
Website checks now run against your linked server so results match your real setup. You can pause and resume checks when you need maintenance windows, see quick trend hints at a glance, and add or edit checks with clearer validation and on-page feedback when something needs fixing.
If you work in more than one account, the app now makes the active account obvious in the navigation so you can switch context with confidence.
New accounts start with incident email notifications turned off. Turn them on when you want email in the loop for downtime—so you only get the noise you choose.
Your applications list now includes a summary of how your account is using the product against your limits, so you can see where you stand without hunting through settings.
You can get incident notifications on your phone through Pushover, with optional alert sounds. Connect your Pushover user key in your profile and choose how you want to be notified. We also added Pushover to the Integrations page so it’s easy to discover.
We improved how older APM data is stored and retrieved behind the scenes, so the app stays responsive as you collect more performance history over time.
On request-type views, new traffic appears automatically without refreshing the page. New rows are briefly highlighted so you can spot what just arrived, and we simplified the table so it’s easier to read at a glance.
Charts on the requests view show fewer crowded axis and legend labels, so performance trends are easier to follow on a normal laptop screen.
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