Creating a Status Page

This guide walks through creating a status page and assigning monitors to it. You need a verified email address and the manage_status_pages permission in your team.

Create the page

1. Go to Dashboard → Status Pages (/dashboard/status-pages).

2. Click Create Status Page.

3. Fill in the form:

   Field	Notes
   Page title	Displayed in the page header. 3–255 characters.
   Slug	The URL identifier in statusradar.dev/status/{slug}. Lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens only (a-z0-9-). 3–100 characters. Must be unique.
   Description	Optional. Up to 1000 characters. Shown under the title.
   History days	Uptime history window: 30, 60, 90, 180, or 365 days. Defaults to 90.
   Primary color	Brand color for the page. Defaults to #10b981.
   Theme & layout	Visual style (modern / classic / compact, light or dark). Defaults to modern-light.
   Make page publicly accessible	Checked by default. Uncheck to keep the page private.

4. Click Create. You are redirected to the Manage Monitors screen for the new page.

The slug is auto-generated from the title as you type, but you can override it. If the slug is already taken, you will be asked to choose another.

Plan limit: if you have already reached your plan's max_status_pages quota, creation is blocked with an upgrade prompt.

Assign monitors

A new page has no monitors until you assign them.

1. On the status page, open Manage Monitors (/dashboard/status-pages/{slug}/manage-monitors).
2. Monitors from your team are listed, grouped by their monitor group (monitors without a group appear under General).
3. Check the monitors you want to display.
4. Click Save to update the assignments.

Notes on assignment:

• Assigning monitors replaces the current selection — the page is rebuilt from exactly the monitors you check on save.
• Only monitors belonging to your team can be assigned; submitted IDs are verified server-side.
• On the public page, monitors are grouped by their monitor group and ordered within each group.
• Only active monitors are shown publicly. Inactive monitors are hidden even if assigned.
• Each assigned monitor shows its current status and, where available, its latest response time.

To control how monitors are grouped on the page, set the group name on the monitor itself. See Monitor configuration and the monitor settings in the dashboard.

View the page

Once the page is public and has monitors assigned, open:

https://statusradar.dev/status/{slug}

The page shows the overall status banner, per-group service status, the uptime history grid, and recent incidents for the assigned monitors.

Edit later

• Edit settings: Dashboard → Status Pages → [page] → Edit (/dashboard/status-pages/{slug}/edit). You can change the title, description, public/private state, history window, primary color, layout, and language. The slug is fixed after creation.
• Change monitors: re-open Manage Monitors at any time.
• Delete: removing a page also removes its monitor assignments. This requires the manage_status_pages permission.

Next Steps

• Customization - Primary color and layout options
• Uptime History - Choose the history window
• Custom Domains - Use your own hostname
• Overview - Public vs. private and plan limits