Uptime Robot, a project that have started out of curiosity 5+ years ago, has now grown so much. Since the last year, we are a full-time team working on it, providing fast support and trying very hard to keep the service simple, solid and modern. In order to guarantee its future and keep offering a […]

Chat rooms were widely used in the early days of the internet, instant messengers replaced them afterwards and they are getting popular again with a much focused use: team communication. It is really handy to have all the members of a team talk to each other at the same place and have all that info saved (for searching later on). […]

Many Uptime Robot users were asking for an integration with the “push notifications service” Pushover and here it is. Pushover is a paid app which has support for notifications through Android, iOS, Chrome, Firefox, Safari & Mac OS X Desktop. It has very nice features like defining “quiet hours, delivery groups” and more. The addition is very simple just […]

Uptime Robot has been a very stable service for a long time. Yet, for the last few weeks, we know that some users have received false-positives. Why did that happen? In short, the servers we used couldn’t handle the load :). In detail, we always look for ways to heavily optimize the system and the engine […]

Customizing monitors one-by-one is not a problem when there are few of them but things get complicated when there are many. The older Uptime Robot interface had the ability to start/pause/delete monitors in bulk and the new look was missing this feature. We have just added this feature with more options. Now, it is possible to […]

Uptime Robot keeps the event logs (back to 2 months) for the monitors and this information can be viewed through the web interface. However, users may prefer to download them to work on this data (comparing with HTTP logs, sharing with colleagues, etc.). Simply, it is now possible to export logs in CSV format through […]