Status Badge
A compact two-tone badge for a public status page.
Uptime monitoring & public status
Know when systems fail. Show customers what's happening.
TraceWise monitors your endpoints, tracks uptime and incidents from real check history, and gives you a hosted status page and embeddable badges — with diagnostics that point to the likely failure layer for your team.
Monitoring your team needs. Status your customers can read.
Track uptime, downtime, incidents, and latency from real monitor history.
Share a public hosted status page with customers.
Embed live SVG badges in GitHub READMEs, docs, dashboards, and marketing pages.
REST API and MCP server for Cursor, Claude Code, and other development tools.
React components for live status, uptime history, and incidents. No API key required.
Show reliability trends with uptime bars and latency sparklines.
Keep private workspace and admin data hidden from public pages.
Get structured diagnostics — DNS, SSL, HTTP, timing — when something breaks for your team.
Reliability stats from real checks
Uptime percentages over 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, and 90 days. Compact uptime timelines and latency sparklines built from the same probe history that powers your alerts — not synthetic metrics.
Learn more →Example dashboard view
api.example.com
Production API
- 24h
- 99.9%
- 7d
- 99.7%
- 30d
- 99.5%
- 90d
- 99.2%
Uptime timeline
Latency
Example status page
Degraded performance
Last updated · 2 min ago
Marketing site
Public
24h uptime · 99.9%
Checkout API
Payments
24h uptime · 99.4%
Recent incidents
Checkout API · Timeout · 12 min · resolved
Marketing site · TLS error · 4 min · resolved
Keep customers informed during incidents
Public hosted status pages
Every plan can publish a public status page
Turn on a customer-facing status page with one link. Show overall service health, per-monitor uptime, recent incidents, and latency trends — without exposing workspace settings or internal diagnostics.
- Share uptime transparently
- Monitor names, groups, and reliability stats only.
- Recent outage history with start, end, and duration.
- Hosted on TraceWise — share the link anywhere.
Not just down. Explainably down.
Every failed or slow check gets structured context — DNS, TLS, HTTP, timing, redirects, and reachability from the public internet — so your team knows where to look first.
DNS resolution
Whether your hostname resolves and how long it takes — a common first stop when a site is unreachable.
SSL / TLS
Certificate validity and handshakes when the connection fails before HTTP.
DNS & reachability
Whether the hostname resolves and responds from the public internet — the first place to look when a site is unreachable.
Response time
How long the probe took so slow pages and timeouts stand out at a glance.
Latency spikes
Responses slower than your threshold are marked degraded before a hard failure — useful for catching load issues early.
Redirects and timeouts
Redirect chains that can hide errors, and hard stops when a server never answers in time.
Embeddable SVG status badges
Drop a live badge into a README, docs site, or landing page. Badges update from your monitors and support a status label or 24h uptime display.
Copy embed code from Settings → Status page after you enable your public page.
Learn more →Status style
Uptime style (?style=uptime)
Alerts with context, not noise
Incident alerts include the likely failure layer and monitor context. Route email on every plan; add Slack, webhooks, and push on paid tiers.
Response exceeded slow threshold
Likely cause: backend slower than your degraded threshold — checkout API answered in 4.2s.
api.example.com · Incident opened
Slack
TLS handshake failed
Likely cause: certificate or chain issue on marketing.example.com — incident opened.
#incidents
Webhook
DNS resolution failed
{"kind":"opened","monitor":"api.example.com","layer":"dns","summary":"Hostname did not resolve"}Slack and webhook destinations require a paid plan.
Learn more →Internal clarity for your team. External trust for your customers.
Most uptime tools stop at a red/green dot. TraceWise gives operators structured diagnostics to find the likely failure layer — and gives customers an honest status page with uptime history and incident records from the same check data.
How it works
Add your site
Create a monitor with your URL and check interval. TraceWise probes from the public internet the way a real visitor would.
TraceWise checks it automatically
Every run captures structured diagnostics and reliability history — not just up or down — so TLS issues, slow backends, and flaky redirects are easier to spot.
Alert your team and publish status
Get incident alerts with context, share a public status page, and embed live badges where your users already look.
Notifications that respect your inbox
- One clear alert when an incident opens — with context, not noise.
- One alert when the endpoint recovers so you can close the loop.
- No spam on every failed probe while an outage is still open.
When checks pass, you’ll see a healthy status in the dashboard — without an alert flood.
Developer Integrations
REST API & MCP Server
Manage monitors, retrieve uptime data, and access status information directly from your development tools.
Works with Cursor, Claude Code, and other MCP-compatible clients — plus a REST API and embeddable status badges — using your existing TraceWise account and API keys.
- Cursor
- Claude Code
- MCP-compatible clients
- REST API
- Status badges
Embed TraceWise status, uptime history, and incidents with JavaScript, React, or a script tag. Status Components & Embeds · Read component docs
MIT licensed
Status Components & Embeds
Embed live status, uptime history, and incidents without an API key. The previews below are the React components. The same five views are available in vanilla JavaScript and as an HTML script embed.
- Vanilla JavaScript
- React
- HTML embeds
- shadcn-compatible components
Status Indicator
An inline colored dot with an optional text label.
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Status Card
A linked card with the service name, status, and optional 24-hour uptime.
Uptime History Bar
A daily availability bar for the last 7, 30, or 90 days.
Incident List
Recent incidents for monitors on an enabled public status page.
Loading incidents
Demonstration data for the public demo slug. These are not production incidents.
Previews use the public demo status page. Incident rows are demonstration data, not production incidents.
TraceWise Status & Monitoring
Show live public status in WordPress and manage monitors from the admin. Five blocks, five shortcodes, and no API key for public widgets. TraceWise runs the checks.
React
npm install @razorsoft/tracewise-status
JavaScript
npm install @razorsoft/tracewise-status-js
import { createStatusBadge } from "@razorsoft/tracewise-status-js";
createStatusBadge({
target: "#status",
slug: "your-public-slug",
});HTML embed
<div data-tracewise-status="your-public-slug"></div> <script src="https://www.tracewise.dev/embed/status.js" defer></script>
shadcn registry
npx shadcn@latest add https://www.tracewise.dev/r/tracewise-status-badge.json npx shadcn@latest add https://www.tracewise.dev/r/tracewise-status-indicator.json npx shadcn@latest add https://www.tracewise.dev/r/tracewise-status-card.json npx shadcn@latest add https://www.tracewise.dev/r/tracewise-uptime-history.json npx shadcn@latest add https://www.tracewise.dev/r/tracewise-incident-list.json
Start free, grow when you need more
The free plan includes real checks, reliability history, and a public status page with sensible limits.
Paid plans add faster intervals, more monitors, more public status pages, longer retention, and richer alert routing — upgrade anytime from Pricing or Billing.
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