Bulk add domains

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

OS X Safari notifications

Ability to monitor periodic tasks with a simple HTTP call (like https://deadmanssnitch.com/ or https://cronitor.io/)

ex: curl https://updn.io/9jNKL24

Provides integration with statuspage.io, so your status page is updated automatically when updown detects an issue.

I use updown to check a url that is behind a caching CDN. If the origin server goes offline, real users making requests for new URLs will see errors, but I will not be notified of downtime: the updown check will still succeed since the URL it is checking has been cached.

I'd like the ability to add a random string to a URL each time it is checked, so that requests bust through the cache and check that both the CDN and origin server are online

Right now I have about 20 subdomains across 3 top-level domains.

The current "domain-suffix-oblivious" lexical ordering is kind of a mess.

I really wish all my "hexstreamsoft.com" subdomains were grouped together, and same thing for my "hexstream.net" and "hexstream.xyz" subdomains separately. Right now those are all "randomly" jumbled up together based on the lexical order of their lowest subdomain components.

It would be nice to be able to choose which notification recipient (email, sms, ...) to activate/deactivate when creating a check through the API.
For now all recipients are activated by default.

Pretty simple, when you add a webhook there should be a "test" button which fires an example event to the webhook URL so the user can test it to ensure it works.

Validate strings on compressed (GZIPped) pages.

Notifications about expired certificates can be improved (made more noticable) in 2 ways:
1. Display expired certificates as downtime (or use some other highlighting) in weekly reports (and other periodic reports).
2. Send repeated notifications for expired certificates (as it is done for downtime).

IP address change

I'd like to be able to enter multiple email addresses for the weekly report. For example, certain department managers would like to receive a weekly report of the checks, but not be disturbed every time a check goes up or down.

Let us decide what the lower bound of the uptime % needs to be for the check to be green. No SLA has a 100% uptime guarantee.

When IP address changes