Your entire tech stack,
at a glance
Eagle Eye maps every service and monitor to a color-coded honeycomb grid, using real live data from 2,321+ tracked services. Team view brings your whole organization onto one shared dashboard.
Every service and monitor in one view
Color-coded hexes for instant status recognition. 2,321+ tracked services and your own uptime monitors side by side. Built for NOC displays, wall screens, and busy ops teams.
Live service statuses from 2,321+ providers · Monitor hexes are examples · Click any service hex to view full status
Fullscreen display with oversized hexes. One URL, any screen, control rooms, team TVs, standup displays.
Hexes flip color the moment a status changes. Outage hits? Red hex appears. Recovery? It turns green again.
In team view, Eagle Eye shows team services and team monitors together in one unified grid, everyone sees the same picture.
One dashboard for your whole team
Team view aggregates shared services, team-owned monitors, and org-wide alerts into a single shared context. Switch between team view and personal view instantly.
- Monitors split into Team and Personal sections, know exactly which monitors belong to the team
- See the owner of each team monitor, never lose track of who set it up
- Team Leads assign monitors to the team; Members monitor and respond
- Eagle Eye in team view combines team services and team monitors in one grid
Right access for every team member
Three tiers of access keep your dashboard organized without over-engineering permissions.
Full administrative control
Create, edit, and delete any team or group. Configure any team's dashboard. Create team monitors for any team. Manage team email alerts. Sees all members in the Members table.
- Create & delete teams and groups
- Configure any team's dashboard
- Create team monitors for any team
- Manage team email alerts
Manage and assign
Everything a member can do, plus create team monitors, assign monitors to the team, manage groups, and configure team-wide alert channels.
- Create & assign team monitors
- Configure team alert channels
- Manage dashboard groups
- Invite members to the team
Operate and respond
See team monitors, receive team alerts, and manage personal monitors from within the shared team context.
- View team monitors & services
- Receive team alerts
- Manage personal monitors
- Assign team monitors
Up and running in minutes
No IT tickets, no complex setup. Teams are self-service from your dashboard.
Create a team
Go to Dashboard → Teams → Create Team. Give it a name. You become the Team Lead automatically.
Invite your team
Enter email addresses. Invitees receive a link to join. Assign Business Admin, Team Lead, or Member roles.
Assign monitors
Create new monitors directly as team monitors, or promote existing personal monitors to the team.
Configure alerts
Set team-level alert channels: Slack, Teams, Google Chat, Discord, email, or webhook. Everyone gets notified.
Certificate lifecycle built into reliability ops
Beyond expiry alerts. Auto-discovery, ownership escalation, policy enforcement, OCSP monitoring, and audit-ready compliance reports for PCI-DSS, SOC 2, and NIST.
- Auto-discovery via CT logs (CertSpotter + crt.sh) with one-click adoption
- CA-aware renewal forecasting (Let's Encrypt 90d, DigiCert 398d, ACM 60d lead)
- Policy engine with 5 templates: PCI-DSS, NIST 800-52, Zero Trust, SOC 2, Let's Encrypt
- OCSP/CRL revocation monitoring with stapling detection
- Multi-environment tracking, detect when staging, prod, or CDN edges have different certs
- Compliance reports (PCI-DSS 4.0, SOC 2 CC7.1, NIST 800-52) with audit-ready PDF export
- CA risk monitoring, alerts when your issuer loses browser trust (Entrust, Symantec, TrustCor)
- Cryptographic Posture Score, single 0-100 health metric across your entire certificate estate
Declare, coordinate, resolve, then post-mortem
A full incident lifecycle built into the platform. Declare a SEV1, assign responders, spin up a Slack war room, post timeline updates to your public status page, and have Claude draft a post-mortem when it's resolved.
- Manual or monitor-triggered declaration with SEV1-SEV4 severity levels
- Full lifecycle: Investigating → Identified → Monitoring → Resolved
- Responder roles: Commander, Responder, Communicator, Observer
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Slack war rooms, OAuth bot auto-creates
inc-42-checkout-db, invites responders, archives on resolve - Public timeline flows to your status page; SEV1/SEV2 auto-update the status banner
- AI post-mortems drafted by Claude with Draft → In Review → Published workflow
- 30-day MTTR, time-to-detect, and severity breakdown dashboard
AI in the channel, on-call on the calendar
An incident response stack that lives where your team already does the work. Mention @servicealert investigate in any Slack channel and a real teammate replies in seconds with ranked hypotheses and a code-pointer link to the suspect file in your repo. On-call rotations land natively in the dashboard with an iCal subscribe URL so shifts show up in everyone’s personal calendar.
- Slack-native AI SRE agent — ranked hypotheses, log snippets, deploy correlation, related past incidents, code-pointer to the suspect file
- Reactions act as actions — thumbs-up promotes the leading hypothesis, an X silences a flapping monitor, a siren promotes the alert to a declared incident
- Native on-call rotations — daily, weekly, or custom cadence with timezone-aware shifts
- iCal feed per schedule — subscribe in Google Calendar, iOS, or Outlook with one URL
- Cover requests + commander auto-assign — whoever is on-call when an incident is declared becomes the commander
- Incident artifacts — screenshot, MTR network trace, and response body captured automatically when a monitor goes down
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LowDNS propagation lag (resolver diff: 0)
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