01 / PUBLIC EDGE
Probe what the internet can reach
Only explicitly approved service names and verified health results belong on the public surface. Unknown data remains unknown instead of becoming synthetic uptime.
SSRF-safe by designOne status platform for internet-facing services and private networks—designed around outbound-only agents, server-side authorization, and deliberately redacted public views.
Current status
Public surface operationalBuilt on a clear boundary
A status page should answer whether a service is healthy without exposing the endpoint, network path, diagnostics, or internal identity behind that answer.
01 / PUBLIC EDGE
Only explicitly approved service names and verified health results belong on the public surface. Unknown data remains unknown instead of becoming synthetic uptime.
SSRF-safe by design02 / PRIVATE NETWORK
Private names and diagnostics render only after signed-in email authorization. A minimized outbound snapshot can be connected without publishing internal targets.
Identity-scoped agents03 / PUBLIC PROJECTION
Public APIs are a separate, redacted view—not private records serialized and hidden later by the interface.
Deny by defaultOne control plane, two paths
Public probes observe what customers see. Private agents observe what operators see. Every result keeps its source, time, and configuration revision.
Current implementation
The publishable surface now separates anonymous public health from an email-authorized private view. Company-confidential monitoring data remains disabled until its separate approval gate is met.
Public/private access boundary
Open the public service view