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Phare

Monitoring, incident management and status pages

Phare home page: uptime monitoring, alerts, analytics and status pages on one platform

Our role

Designed and developed for the client: monitoring checks, incident flow and public status pages.

What it is

Monitoring and incident management

Industry

Developer tools

Live at

phare.io

Public traction

About €346/month in public metrics; 66 Scale-plan customers

Public metrics page, as of September 2026

Uptime and performance monitoring with alerting, incident timelines and public status pages, built to be simple enough for a small team and complete enough for a platform.

The problem

A small team finds out its product is down from a customer. The options are a checkbox that pings a URL and tells you nothing, or a platform that needs configuring and someone to own it. Both end the same way: alerts nobody trusts, and an incident nobody is writing down.

The first call

We asked what happens in the minutes after something breaks: who is told, where they look, and who tells the customers. That sequence, not the metric list, is what the product had to be good at. Status pages came into scope in the same call, because the customer-facing half of an incident is most of the pain.

What we built

Uptime and performance monitoring with alerting worth waking up for, incident timelines that record what happened while it is happening, and public status pages fed by those same incidents. Simple enough for a small team to set up in an afternoon, complete enough for a platform to keep using.

How they run today

The team hears about an outage before the customers do. The incident writes itself as people respond, and the status page updates from that record rather than from somebody remembering to post.

What changed

Downtime became something the team runs rather than something that happens to it. The conversation afterwards starts from a timeline that already exists, which is the difference between learning something and arguing about it.

Screens

The Phare home page at phone width, monitoring headline above the fold
A tall view down the Phare home page, through monitors, alerts and status pages

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