Alternatives to Statusnook

Monitor endpoints and publish their status from a self-hosted application. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as Statusnook.

  • Uptime Kuma

    A self-hosted uptime monitor that pings your sites and services and tells you the moment one stops answering.

    FreeOpen sourceWindowsmacOSLinuxWebSelf-hosted

    Uptime Kuma monitors HTTP, TCP, ping, DNS and Docker with over ninety notification services and public status pages, running as one container with SQLite storage.

  • Kener

    Publish service availability with a configurable status-page application.

    FreeOpen sourceSelf-hosted

    Kener also combines monitoring with public status displays and adds incident communication, is MIT licensed, and requires hosting and setting up the monitored endpoints.

  • Peekaping

    Self-hosted uptime monitor with status pages and alert notifications.

    FreeOpen sourceLinuxSelf-hostedWeb

    Peekaping is a self-hosted uptime monitor with status pages and alert notifications on a Go and React stack, though a young project with a smaller integration list.

  • Vigil

    Monitor services and publish their availability through a self-hosted status page.

    FreeOpen sourceSelf-hosted

    Vigil monitors services and publishes a self-hosted status page with incident notifications, and is licensed MPL-2.0 rather than MIT.

  • Upptime

    Use GitHub Actions and GitHub Pages to run an uptime monitor and status site.

    FreeOpen sourceWebSelf-hosted

    Upptime runs checks on GitHub Actions and publishes on GitHub Pages, storing history in Git, so it needs no server but depends on GitHub availability and limits.

  • gatus

    Developer-oriented health dashboard with alerting, configured from a YAML file.

    FreeOpen sourceLinuxSelf-hostedWeb

    Gatus declares checks and alerting in one YAML file with conditions on status code, response time and body, but has no editing interface for changes.

  • Cachet

    Self-hosted status page for publishing service health and incidents.

    FreeOpen sourceLinuxSelf-hostedWeb

    Cachet manages components, incidents, maintenance and subscriber notifications from a self-hosted dashboard, but needs PHP 8.3, Composer and a database and does not run checks itself.

  • cState

    Publish a service status page generated as a static website.

    FreeOpen sourceSelf-hostedWeb

    cState builds a lightweight static status site with Hugo and keeps incidents in editable files, but automatic health checking needs a separate monitoring integration.

Similar software

Related functionality, not a direct replacement.