Webhooks are live today. A full REST API is next — here’s exactly where each one stands.
Webhooks
Every confirmed incident can be sent to an endpoint you control, with the same detail a human alert is built from — monitor, status, region, timestamp.
See the payload formatREST API
Read monitor status, manage websites and pull historical data programmatically. In active development — not self-serve yet.
Every request is authenticated and can only see the monitors you own — nothing account-wide.
Webhook payloads carry enough detail to confirm an event independently, not just a bare status flag.
The REST API will ship versioned from day one, so integrations don’t break under you later.