Dashboard Overview - Your Control Center

When you log in to StatusPage.me, your dashboard is the first thing you see. It gives you a quick snapshot of everything happening with your status pages, monitors, and incidents.

The Stats Cards

At the top of your dashboard, you’ll see four cards showing your key numbers:

These cards update automatically as you add monitors or resolve incidents.

Quick Action Shortcuts

Below the stats, you’ll find three shortcut buttons to help you take action fast:

• Add Monitor - Start tracking a new website or service
• New Incident - Report an outage or issue to your users
• Create Status Page - Set up a new public status page

Click any of these to jump straight to that action.

Recent Incidents

The left side of your dashboard shows your most recent incidents. You can see:

• When each incident started
• The incident title
• Current status (Investigating, Monitoring, Resolved, etc.)

Click on any incident to view details or add updates. If there are no incidents, you’ll see a friendly “All systems go!” message.

Monitors Snapshot

On the right side, you’ll see a chart showing the breakdown of your monitors, status pages, and open incidents. This gives you a visual overview of your current setup.

Recent Activity Timeline

Below the chart, a timeline shows your recent activity - like when incidents were created, updated, or resolved. This helps you track what’s been happening at a glance.

Onboarding Checklist

If you’re new to StatusPage.me, you’ll see an onboarding checklist on your dashboard. This guides you through the essential steps to get started:

• Verify your email
• Create your first status page
• Add your first monitor
• Report a test incident

Once you complete all steps, the checklist disappears and you’re all set!

What’s Next?

Ready to get started? Here are some good next steps:

• Create your first status page
• Set up your first monitor
• Learn about incident management