New feature that is really a UX improvement

The stats overview page that I launched in June was well received and led to several new Pro customers. So I've followed up on this and developed a similar idea for downtime logs.

Previously you could view logs for every monitor individually. They weren't hard to find if you were looking for them... but if you weren't looking you might never know they existed.

Users were probably missing out on a useful feature without even being aware.

So I've put all the Downtime Logs on one page with a link to it bang in the top menu of the dashboard. You can't miss it now.

It makes sense that the most viewed logs are usually the most recent - you generally want to dig into these if there has been a recent outage with your sites or servers. So you're shown all the logs for the last 24 hours with the latest downtimes shown first.

You can also filter logs to just show individual sites, change the timespan to show logs for up to 2 years and export logs to a CSV file. This can come in handy if you need to provide evidence of downtimes to customers or a hosting provider.

You can see full details in the blog post: https://downtimemonkey.com/blog/website-downtime-logs.php