Official and public incident information should remain distinguishable from analysis or interpretation.
About ServiceIsDown
The internet is infrastructure.
We make its failures visible.
ServiceIsDown brings fragmented incident information together so people can understand what is happening, how an outage is developing and where the information comes from.
01Official signals
Status pages and public incident updates.
02Structured incidents
One consistent view across services and providers.
03Clearer context
Timeline, source and impact made easier to follow.
04Independent view
A neutral layer above individual status pages.
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Why we exist
Knowing that something is down is only the beginning.
Service disruptions are often reported across several places at once: official status pages, incident feeds, service updates and regional signals. For the people affected, those fragments rarely answer the most important questions quickly enough.
We built ServiceIsDown to make that information easier to understand. The goal is not simply to display whether a service is up or down, but to show what is happening, how an incident is developing and where reliable information comes from.
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How it works
From source to incident intelligence.
ServiceIsDown turns individual public signals into a structured incident view without hiding where the information originated.
01Source
Official status and public incident information.
02Incident
Signals grouped into a consistent incident record.
03Updates
A clear chronology of what changed and when.
04Context
Source, timing and impact presented together.
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From status to intelligence
A status page tells you what changed. We want to help explain what it means.
Traditional status pages are essential, but they are usually built for one service at a time. ServiceIsDown is designed to provide a broader view across services while keeping the original source visible.
That means separating facts from interpretation, preserving the incident timeline and giving users enough context to understand what is known and what is still developing.
04
Trust
Clarity starts with showing what we know — and where it came from.
When information is incomplete, the interface should make that visible instead of filling the gaps.
Users should be able to see how an incident developed over time, not only its latest state.
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Built for the open internet
A shared view of the services people depend on.
ServiceIsDown is being built as a global incident intelligence layer for digital services. The ambition is simple: make service failures easier to discover, understand and follow, regardless of where the underlying service is operated.
Designed for services used across regions and markets.
A neutral layer across multiple services and providers.
Clear, structured information made for humans.
When digital infrastructure fails, people shouldn’t have to guess what’s happening.
See current incidents, follow verified updates and understand how ServiceIsDown turns fragmented service information into a clearer picture.