USR Status: free app kit
What is working, what is not, and what is planned. One honest status page: live status of every service, incidents with regular updates, planned maintenance and 90-day uptime, with updates by email, WhatsApp, RSS or webhook.
▶See it in 20 seconds
A quick walk through the real screen with sample data. Tap a step to jump.
- Right nowOne line tells everyone if all is well, or what is affected.
- Live numbersActive incidents, services affected, 90-day uptime, maintenance, subscribers.
- Active incidentsEach incident has a severity, a start time and its latest update.
- Kept honestFirst update within 15 minutes, then every 30 minutes until fixed.
- Post an updatePress + Incident or Post update. Subscribers hear at once.
🎬Watch the video
About a minute, voice in English or हिन्दी, with subtitles.
📘Your manual, by who you are
Pick your role. Only the steps you need, in plain words.
Add the services you want to show: apps, sites, office internet.
Something broke? Press + Incident and post the first update within 15 minutes.
Post an update at least every 30 minutes until it is fixed.
Announce planned maintenance at least 3 days ahead, outside working hours.
Write a short root cause for every major incident.
Open the status page before you call support.
Subscribe by email, WhatsApp, RSS or webhook.
Get updates the moment they are posted.
Check 90-day uptime for each service.
Read the root cause notes for major incidents.
Share the status page link with customers, so they never have to chase.
🔤Key words
❓FAQs
Is USR Status free?
Yes. USR Status is free for every company, with no card needed.
How do people get updates?
By email, WhatsApp, RSS or webhook. They choose when they subscribe.
Can I show planned maintenance?
Yes. Add it ahead of time with the start time and the services affected.
How is uptime worked out?
From the incidents you record against each service over the last 90 days.
Does a status page replace our support desk?
No, but it cuts the 'is it down?' calls, because people can check and subscribe themselves.
