Is this guaranteed uptime monitoring?

No. It shows point-in-time observations. Missing checks are unknown, not evidence of downtime.

Does WordPress cron check the site?

No. Checks require an independent runner. WordPress cron is used only for best-effort retention housekeeping.

Can visitors submit any website?

No. Only the administrator can configure targets. Private target URLs are never included in the public response.

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Uptime Monitor

Website availability observations from an independently hosted checker, with timestamps, HTTP status and response time.

Check the latest monitoring status

Monitoring requires the site owner to connect an independent runner. Select “Refresh status” to load the latest public observations. Private targets are not displayed.

What a result means

“Up” means the configured endpoint returned HTTP 2xx during that check. Redirects and HTTP 4xx are “degraded”; HTTP 5xx and network failures are “down” from the checker’s location. A blocked check, missing report or overdue observation is “unknown.” Redirects are not followed.

These are individual observations, not a guarantee or an uptime percentage. A working homepage does not prove that checkout, email or every page works. No page body, cookies or visitor-submitted URL is retained by this tool.

Independent monitoring, private by default

The site owner manages targets and report history in the administrator dashboard. Only explicitly shared labels and the latest observations can appear here. A separate machine must run the free checker; installing this page alone does not start monitoring.

The checker can queue observations while this WordPress site is unavailable and deliver them after recovery, within bounded storage and time limits. Missed checks cannot be reconstructed. This page itself may also be unavailable during a site outage.