We built Clovos because most uptime monitoring tools feel stuck in the past. They check if your server responds with a 200 status code, but they don’t actually tell you what your users experience across regions. We kept running into “partial outages” where everything looked fine internally, yet customers in certain countries couldn’t access critical endpoints. That blind spot was frustrating. Clovos started as a simple idea: monitor from the edge, not just from one location. We wanted global verification, fast detection intervals (down to 10 seconds), and alerts that reach teams instantly on the channels they actually use Slack, Discord, WhatsApp, email, or webhooks. Another big motivation was transparency. Many tools treat status pages as an afterthought. We believe reliability should be visible and shareable. That’s why grouping monitors into clean public status pages is built in from day one. The process evolved from building a basic uptime checker into designing a lightweight, agentless cloud observability platform that works for modern SaaS teams, especially API-first products. We’re just getting started. I’d love feedback on: What monitoring gaps are you currently struggling with? What makes you switch monitoring providers? What integrations matter most to your workflow? Thanks for checking out Clovos, excited to hear your thoughts 🙌

Clovos

Ensure your digital infrastructure never goes dark.

Ensure your digital infrastructure never goes dark.