Changelog

Follow new updates and improvements to Uptime.com - Website Monitoring.

May 13th, 2026

We've redesigned our Maintenance scheduling system to simplify management of planned downtime across your checks.

A new Maintenance Dashboard lets you create reusable schedules, apply them to multiple checks at once, and track all maintenance activity in one place.

Key New Features:

  • Centralized Dashboard – Manage all maintenance schedules in one place with Active, Schedules, and Event Log tabs

  • Reusable Schedules – Create once and apply to multiple checks without editing each individually

  • Flexible Scheduling – One-off, weekly, or monthly schedules with customizable times (e.g Second Friday of the Month) and pause options

Maintenance Schedules can be created from the Maintenance dashboard. You can also set a one-off schedule directly from a check’s maintenance tab or link to an existing schedule.

For more information, read our documentation on Check Maintenance Windows.

May 13th, 2026

We have updated the version of Chrome that our probe servers use to perform checks. If you have whitelisted our user-agent, please note that your records should be updated to ensure your service monitoring is not interrupted. For full information on the user-agent and to locate the string and update your records, see our documentation here.

May 7th, 2026

We have made improvements to the interface used to customize your Dashboards. Customization is now split into two tabs:

  • General: set the name of the Dashboard, its position in the menu, and its pinned status

  • Display Settings: set the display of the Metrics Summary section, choose which checks and cards to display on the Dashboard, and choose which alerts to show

For more information on Dashboards and their customization, see our documentation here.

May 7th, 2026

We have added two new services available for monitoring in Cloud Status checks:

For more information on Cloud Status checks, see our documentation here.

April 29th, 2026

As part of our commitment to continuously expanding coverage to additional services available for monitoring in Cloud Status checks, we have added three new third-party providers:

  • Docker

  • Microsoft 365

  • Nuvei

For more information on Cloud Status checks, see our documentation here.

April 22nd, 2026

The Terraform provider has been updated to support Cloud Status checks. This will allow you to create and configure Cloud Status monitoring through Terraform.

For more information, see our documentation on the Terraform provider.

April 16th, 2026

We are happy to announce a new integration with ilert. This allows you to push alerts from your Uptime.com checks to on-call responders in ilert. Incidents resolve automatically in ilert when the check recovers. Using this integration is simple:

  • Create and configure an alert source in ilert

  • Add a webhook integration in Uptime.com with the URL generated by ilert

  • Open and close incidents in ilert based on the status of the Uptime.com check.

For full information on setting up the integration, see our documentation here.

View the documentation from ilert here.

April 1st, 2026

We've added a new All Tags option when filtering checks or reports by Tag.

Previously, filtering by tags would return checks matching any of the selected tags. You can now toggle between:

  • Any Tag: returns checks that match at least one of the selected tags (OR)

  • All Tags: only returns checks that match all selected tags (AND)

This is available for the Checks Page and SLA Report. To filter by tags on the Checks page, navigate to Monitoring > Checks > Filters > Tags > Select the tags > Click Apply.

For more information on filtering and tags, see our documentation here.

If you have any questions, email support@uptime.com.

March 25th, 2026

We’ve updated Cloud Status checks with a highly-requested feature: the ability to monitor specific and multiple components within a single check.

When adding a Cloud Status check, you’ll have the option to select from popular services and only monitor specific components from that service:

After selecting a component location or category, you can monitor all components or only specific ones within a single check:

For more information on Cloud Status checks, see our documentation here.

February 23rd, 2026

We’ve updated the Probe Server interface with a cleaner, more intuitive design to make navigation faster and management easier.

Public Probe Servers and Private Locations are now accessible from the same page—organized into separate tabs for a streamlined experience.

You can now also filter Public Probe Servers to quickly find the exact server you’re looking for.

For more information on the public probe server refresh, visit our documentation on the Overview of Probe Servers