Do not give in to feature creep :-)

The current 8 servers available are reasonably spread out, but it would be really great to include a UK server so I can see the experience of my UK audience.

I would also note that visitors from the middle-East and Africa don't get a look-in: perhaps something in Israel?

Longer history than 30 days would be excellent for troubleshooting performance issues.

It would be helpful to create "alert groups" that consist of one or more SMS numbers, Slack channels, etc.

For example, I could create an alert group named "Project X" that consists of two SMS numbers and a Slack channel, and then I could assign that group to any alarms that are related to "Project X". In the future, when the members of "Project X" change I can just make changes to the alert group itself, rather than having to go to each alarm and add/remove recipients.

Thanks!

The super-powered API key is supposed to stay secret, but it can sometimes go public because of mistakes.
It would be nice to be able to generate a new API key, which will revoke the old one.

I have two sites which I would like to have Apdex notifications enabled, and a third where the notifications are unneeded. It would be nice to be able to toggle them on/off individually rather than having a global enable/disable.

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Weekly reports via Slack

It's wonderful to have weekly reports sent by email. It would be awesome to have the option to send them to Slack as well. If we could choose email and/or Slack for reports (like for the alerts) it would be ideal.

Don't show my API key on the settings page without me pressing a button.

Simplified or more concise Slack messages.

Teams aka multiple users per account

I use pushover.net for all of my lightweight notifications - it's simple, reliable, cheap and very good so fits well with updown.io :)

At its simplest, integration takes the form of an API call with a couple of tokens and a customised message.

https://pushover.net/faq#technical-ips

Add a new check point in Russia. Moscow and Novosibirsk.

Maybe I overlooked it, but is there a log of the incidents available? Simply a text list of the times when a website went down, and when it was up again.

Updown is great for HTTPS checks - loving the cert expiry warnings, and I can also check my mailserver with the TCP checks.

I would like to also check the cert validity on a non-HTTPS ports. (i.e. IMAPS or SMTPS. I'm not asking for any understanding of the protocol for non HTTP(S) ports, just connect and do cert checks.)

Similar to https://status.status.io/pages/history/51f6f2088643809b7200000d

The response time to Chinese server (located on Alibaba or Baidu for example) is very slow for non-Chinese clients.

Status pages are really good, but it's sometimes simpler to have a widget to integrate into another site.
(badges are also very cool ;))

Monthly reports

A status page with several checks, showing daily/weekly/monthly stats for all of them.

Ability to create group for gathering checks