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Latency.app
Monitoring for you and your agents infrastructure
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Monitoring for you and your agents infrastructure
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Most monitors only watch your endpoints, and status pages admit outages when it's too late. Latency watches both: real probes on your stack and the cloud services it runs on, reconciled against their status pages. When a dependency starts slipping, you get an early warning before things go down. Latency SRE, our AI agent, checks every layer from DNS to the vendor’s actual service and names who owns the outage. Plus OpenTelemetry, dashboards and a native iOS app. Try it free, no signup.



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The worst part of an outage is the first twenty minutes: is it my code, my cloud, or a vendor I depend on? Status pages never tell the full story. Latency is built to answer those questions, and more.
What you get:
• Global uptime checks on your sites, and APIs (HTTP, TCP, TLS, DNS, ICMP, UDP), as often as every 15 seconds on paid plans
• 500+ cloud services tracked with our own probes, not just status page scraping, so trouble upstream shows up as an early warning before your monitor goes down, and we're adding more each day
• Latency SRE, an AI agent that checks every layer from DNS to the vendor’s status page, and tells you who owns the problem. Try it on any host, no signup: https://latency.app
• OpenTelemetry logs, metrics, and traces, with dashboards, formulas, and alerts
• A free native iOS app for ping, traceroute, and outages on the go
Create a free account today (no card), add a monitor for your site, then attach the services it depends on (Stripe, AWS, Cloudflare, and so on). Then we'll give you a heads up when we start to detect an outage.
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If you run client sites or a SaaS with a lot of upstream APIs, our Team plan is built for you: 200 monitors, 15-second checks, and 10 namespaces to use however you like for $79/month. Paid plans have a 14-day trial, and there is a Founders lifetime plan for the first 50 people.
I’d love your honest feedback, especially on what you’d want it to watch first.