Observability
Uptime monitoring and status pages
Lofenta can watch your apps, alert you the moment one goes down, and show the world a branded status page. Monitoring is available on every plan, with faster checks and higher limits on paid tiers.
How monitoring works
Turn it on per project from the Tools menu on the project page, under Uptime. From then on Lofenta sends an HTTP request to your app on a schedule and records whether it responded. When several checks in a row fail, an incident opens. When your app answers again, the incident closes on its own. No refresh or cleanup needed.
How often it checks depends on your plan: every 5 minutes on Hobby, and every 60 seconds on Developer and Team.
Alerts
When an app goes down you are notified by email, by Discord direct message, or both, depending on your notification settings. You get a second message when it recovers. Down and up events also fire your project integrations, so you can route them into a Slack or Discord channel alongside your other project events.
Your public status page
Every team gets a status page at lofenta.com/status/your-team. It shows each monitored app as Operational, Down, or Not checked yet, an uptime percentage with a 90-day history, any monitored servers grouped by category, and your incident timeline. It refreshes on its own, so visitors always see the current state.
Brand it with your name, tagline, accent color, and logo from the Uptime tab in your team area. On Developer and up you can serve it from your own domain, for example status.yourdomain.com. Choose which projects appear on it with a toggle on each project.
Plans and limits
| Hobby | Developer | Team | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Check interval | 5 min | 60 sec | 60 sec |
| Apps on status page | 2 | 10 | 50 |
| Custom status domain | No | Yes | Yes |
| History | 30 days | 90 days | 90 days |