StatusEmbed lets you add a real-time status page directly on your existing website. No separate subdomain. No $29/mo Atlassian bill. Just a lightweight widget your users see without leaving your site. When something breaks: → Your status page updates automatically → Subscribers get instant email notifications → You never get "is it down?" emails again Free plan always available. Pro at $15/mo.

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Powell, a CS student. I built StatusEmbed over the last three weeks after watching way too many founders try to manage outages through pinned tweets and "is it down?" DM storms. The biggest thing I learned? Users don't actually hate downtime they hate being left in the dark. StatusEmbed keeps it simple so you can focus on the fix: 1- Auto-Detection: Your service goes down. 2- Auto-Update: Your status page updates itself instantly. 3- Auto-Alert: Every subscriber gets an email before they even have time to refresh their browser. No manual updates, no frantic Twitter threads, and zero radio silence. I’m running on a stack of Next.js, Supabase, Clerk, QStash, and Resend. There’s a Free Plan available because I know what it’s like to build on a budget. I’m looking for some "brutal" feedback from this community don't hold back. Ask me anything about the build, the logic, or why I spent 21 days obsessing over status bars! Note : Pro & Agency are coming soon, thx.

Framer — Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

Launch websites with enterprise needs at startup speeds.

StatusEmbed

Embeddable status pages deploy in 2 minutes, no subdomain

Embeddable status pages deploy in 2 minutes, no subdomain