HyperMonitors

Changelog

Everything we ship, newest first.

new

SAML single sign-on for Enterprise

  • Enterprise orgs can connect their identity provider (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace…) with a SAML metadata URL.
  • Teammates on your verified email domains sign in with “Continue with SSO” and are added to your organization automatically on first login.
improved

Smarter regions & in-app support

  • New monitors default to automatic regions: we check from every region your plan allows and order them by response time, fastest first.
  • A dedicated Support & feature-request page, reachable from the sidebar.
  • Plan upgrades now unlock the extra regions on your existing monitors automatically.
improved

Faster dashboard & mobile polish

  • Rebuilt the monitor list and charts for quicker loads on large fleets.
  • The mobile bottom bar was tidied up with a “More” menu so the primary destinations stay one tap away.
new

German language support

  • The whole app, emails, and public status pages are now available in German (Deutsch).
  • Set your language per account, and an organization default for team-wide emails.
new

Model Context Protocol (MCP) server

  • Connect HyperMonitors to Claude and other MCP clients to query monitors, incidents, and uptime in natural language.
  • Manage your monitors from your AI assistant — a first among uptime tools.
new

On-call rotations & escalation

  • Define on-call schedules and route escalations to whoever is on call right now.
  • Per-monitor repeat notifications and time-based escalation to extra channels.
new

Audit log & API keys

  • Team and Enterprise orgs get an audit log of who changed what.
  • Scoped API keys with per-key rate limits for automation and CI.
new

Domain expiry, HTTP methods, tags & bulk actions

  • New domain-expiry monitor type — we watch your domain registration via RDAP and remind you before it lapses.
  • HTTP monitors now support GET/HEAD/POST/PUT with an optional request body, for real API monitoring.
  • Exposed advanced monitor options: expected status codes, follow-redirects, keyword-absent, timeout, confirmation threshold, and heartbeat grace.
  • Tag your monitors and filter by tag; select multiple monitors to pause, resume, or delete in bulk.
improved

Growth & docs

  • A dashboard onboarding checklist guides you from first monitor to a production-ready setup.
  • Public developer docs at /docs — the full REST API reference plus MCP server setup, no login required.
  • Optional lifecycle emails, including a weekly uptime digest you can turn off any time.
new

Status pages v2 — subscribers & incident updates

  • Visitors can subscribe to a status page (double opt-in) and get emailed on incidents and maintenance.
  • Post manual incidents with an update timeline (investigating → identified → monitoring → resolved).
  • Embeddable status/uptime SVG badges, and self-serve custom domains that verify automatically.
new

Alerting depth & new channels

  • Maintenance windows suppress alerts during planned work while still recording data.
  • Repeat + escalating notifications, incident acknowledgement, and response-time (degraded) alerts.
  • New alert channels: generic signed webhook, Microsoft Teams, and PagerDuty.
new

Multi-region probes

  • Every check can run from multiple regions; a single flaky vantage point no longer pages you — outages are confirmed across regions first.
  • Regions became a plan axis: 1 (Free) / 2 (Solo) / 3 (Team) / all (Enterprise).
improved

Launch essentials

  • Password reset, change email, account deletion (GDPR), and Google/GitHub sign-in.
  • Privacy, terms, and imprint pages; full SEO metadata, sitemap, and OpenGraph images.
  • Real annual-billing discounts across every paid tier.
new

HyperMonitors is live

  • HTTP, port, ping, and heartbeat monitors with configurable intervals.
  • Incident detection with a proper up/down state machine, plus email and Telegram alerts.
  • Public status pages, SSL certificate expiry reminders, and team organizations.