Instatus Out

Instatus Out is a handy tool if you use online services for work or just daily tasks. You know how frustrating it can be when something goes offline, right? With this app, you can get alerts when any of your services are down, so you won't waste time trying to fix problems that aren't on your end.

Easy Monitoring from Your Menu Bar

This simple open-source app sits right in your menu bar. It checks the status of all your services and sends notifications if something is amiss. It's super easy! Just click the app, and you'll see which services are up or down.

Track Multiple Services

You might not need to keep an eye on too many things at once, but don't worry—Instatus Out can handle dozens of services if you want! You only track what you select, making it simple to keep everything organized. Just one click on the menu bar icon gives you all the info.

Quick Access to Service Status Pages

The app uses each service's own status page to check if everything’s running smoothly. If you're curious about a specific service's status, just click on it in the app's main window to go directly to their page.

Customize Your Notifications

You can set Instatus Out up to launch automatically when your computer starts and decide whether you want notifications enabled or disabled. If it's important for you to know ASAP when a service goes down, definitely keep those notifications on!

Run It in the Background

Once you've got everything set up, you can let Instatus Out run quietly in the background. When all your monitored services are good to go, it stays silent in the menu bar. But if anything goes offline and notifications are turned on, you'll get an alert right away!

A Must-Have for Service Monitoring

If knowing about downtime is crucial for your work or personal tasks, Instatus Out is definitely worth checking out. It’s easy to set up and keeps tabs on multiple services without any hassle. Just a heads-up: since it’s built with Electron technology, it might take up more space and resources than some native apps.