Upvera is an uptime monitoring dashboard for websites and HTTP APIs. Add a URL, pick a check interval, and it keeps pinging on schedule - recording response times, opening incidents when something breaks, and closing them when it comes back.
Connect Telegram and you get a message when a service goes down and another when it recovers. There is also a public status page you can share without giving anyone dashboard access.
Most uptime tools either expect you to run a VPS 24/7, or they gate the useful features behind a paid plan. I wanted something you can actually self-host, but cheap enough to run on Vercel Hobby with Neon and QStash - no always-on server, no babysitting PM2 processes.
Create, edit, pause, or delete monitors. Trigger a manual check anytime from the dashboard.
Ongoing and resolved incidents with timestamps. An incident opens on the first failed check and closes when the target responds again.
Each account gets a read-only page at /status/[userId] showing current uptime without exposing the dashboard.
Link your account through a signed bot URL. Outage, recovery, and test notifications land in your chat.
Vercel Hobby cron is too slow for five-minute checks, so Upstash QStash wakes the app on that cadence instead. Each run hits a protected endpoint, loads monitors that are due, checks them concurrently with a 10-second timeout, writes ping history to Neon Postgres, and sends Telegram notifications when status changes.
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