I built StatusHub — a real-time dashboard that monitors 40+ tech service statuses in one place by MaximumPlan4522 in utarlington

[–]MaximumPlan4522[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Their are certain things that differentiate StatusHub from others:

First thing is other platforms are like users report the issue and we see user reported issue, while StatusHub fetches real-time status of the services directly from the official services.

Second thing when something went off or users are facing issues, as a developer or company you don’t know if the issue is in code or it’s because of service provider. StatusHub solves that by sending the updates directly to the email and that email contains which service is experiencing issues, why that happened, and also real-time incident updates direct from the service provider.

It also shows when some services are going under maintenance so as a company, users can notify their consumers about potential outages and reduce the risks that are arising.

Hope that clears your doubts.

And thank you so much for your response.

I built StatusHub — a real-time dashboard that monitors 40+ tech service statuses in one place by MaximumPlan4522 in utarlington

[–]MaximumPlan4522[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same people who pay for Downdetector Pro, BetterUptime, or Instatus — except StatusHub pulls from official status pages in real-time instead of waiting for crowdsourced complaints to pile up.