On-call

Never miss a critical alert again

Rotations, escalations, and multi-channel alerting, integrated with monitoring and your Status Page. No duct-taping. No vendor soup.

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Built for real outages: persistent delivery, automatic retries, and sane defaults.

The problem

Incidents don’t fail loudly. They fail silently.

Alerts land in the wrong channel. Nobody acknowledges. A handoff gets missed. Your customers refresh the status page, while your team debates whether it’s “really down”.

  • Alerts disappear in Slack scrollback
  • On-call schedules live in a spreadsheet nobody trusts
  • Escalations are manual, slow, and inconsistent
  • Customers hear about downtime from Twitter first
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One stack

Monitoring → On-call → Status Page

A clean incident flow that doesn’t require five tools and a prayer.

How it works
  • A monitor detects an issue (HTTP, ping, SSL, etc.)
  • Alert routing selects the right responder (rotation + rules)
  • If nobody acknowledges, it escalates automatically
  • Your Status Page updates and subscribers get notified
  • Incident comms stay consistent from start to postmortem
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Create your first rotation
Setup takes minutes, not weeks.
Alert routing

The on-call basics, done properly

Rotations, acknowledgements, escalations, and delivery across channels. Predictable coverage, fewer missed handoffs.

Schedule Rotations

Set up weekly or custom rotations so coverage stays predictable across your team.

Escalate Automatically

If nobody acknowledges, escalate to backup responders to avoid stalled incidents.

Notify Everywhere

Deliver alerts to Slack, Discord, Telegram, Teams, email, and webhooks.

Rotation calendar
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Escalation rules
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Reliability

Built for real outages, not demos

On-call tooling is only useful when it’s boringly reliable. This is designed to survive deploys, restarts, and the messy reality of production incidents.

Persisted delivery
No fire-and-forget alerts.
Retries & backoff
Transient failures are expected.
Multi-channel routing
Slack, email, webhooks, and more.
Privacy-first by default
No third-party tracking surprises.
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Use cases

Who this is for

If uptime matters, someone needs to own the response.

Indie SaaS

One or two people on call. Keep it simple, loud, and reliable.

Small teams

Shared rotations with predictable handoffs and clear ownership.

Agencies

Route alerts per client and keep comms consistent on each Status Page.

Ops-heavy stacks

Escalations and multi-channel delivery when response time is everything.

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Migration

Easy to try, easy to switch

Start with one rotation. Run in parallel with your current setup. Once you trust the delivery, move the rest.

  • Create a rotation and add responders
  • Connect a channel (Slack/email/webhook)
  • Send test alerts and confirm delivery
  • Flip production routing when you’re confident
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Start a free trial
No pressure. Just prove it works for your team.
FAQ

On-call FAQs

The stuff you’ll ask before trusting alerts with your sleep schedule.

If you want a simpler, integrated stack (monitoring + on-call + Status Page), yes. If you need heavyweight enterprise workflows, you can still run this in parallel and migrate gradually.

Route to multiple channels and use escalation policies so a single channel outage doesn’t become a missed incident.

Yes. Create a rotation, connect a channel, and send test alerts. Run in parallel until you trust delivery.

That’s the point. You get the essentials without the enterprise bloat.

Protect your next incident

Set up a rotation, connect a channel, and confirm delivery before production needs you.

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