Uppi

Intro

Uppi is an open-source uptime monitoring service aimed at noticing problems early and keeping quiet until something breaks. The project positions itself for website and API operators and advertises monitoring for HTTP and TCP endpoints, browser flows, cron jobs, server health, and exception tracking. The site indicates EU hosting and the service is maintained by Webmethod (The Netherlands).

Key Features

• Uptime monitoring for HTTP and TCP endpoints.
• Browser tests / browser flow monitoring to validate end-to-end behavior.
• Exception tracking and error monitoring for captured application errors.
• Cron job and server monitoring to track scheduled tasks and host status.
• Incident tracking with a dashboard for recorded incidents.
• Open-source codebase (project is presented as open source).
• Account sign-in / sign-up required to access the dashboard (Email, GitHub, GitLab).
• Monitoring frequency described as every minute.
• Public Pricing page and a "Start free" call-to-action for getting started.

Who this is for

• Developers and operators running websites and APIs who need regular uptime checks.
• System administrators responsible for servers and scheduled jobs (cron) who need visibility into failures.
• Teams that want browser-based flow checks and basic incident tracking with an option to start without upfront paid commitment.

Practical notes: the site links to a pricing page and a free-start CTA but does not disclose detailed plan pricing in the captured content. A user account is required to access the dashboard and sign-up options include Email, GitHub, and GitLab. The public privacy policy is available on the site.