I built PixoMonitor to bring uptime monitoring, incidents, and status pages into one product

I started building PixoMonitor because knowing that a website or API is “up” is not enough.

When something begins failing, founders and small teams need answers quickly: - Is the problem happening everywhere or only in one location? - Is the service completely down or just getting slower? - When did it start? - Who needs to respond? - How do we keep customers informed?

Answering those questions often means stitching together several monitoring, alerting, incident-management, and status-page tools. I wanted one straightforward product that covered the full workflow.

PixoMonitor now monitors websites, APIs, servers, SSL certificates, DNS, TCP services, WebSockets, heartbeats, cron jobs, domains, and multi-step transactions. It tracks uptime and response times, detects incidents, sends alerts, supports escalation policies, and provides public status pages.

The product is built for independent founders and growing teams that need dependable operational visibility without adopting a complicated enterprise stack.

PixoMonitor is live at https://pixomonitor.com.

I would appreciate feedback from other founders

Thank you