Status
Hosted, public status pages - a component tree and incident timeline served on your own hep.gg slot or custom domain, with 90-day uptime, a status JSON feed, and an embeddable badge.
Status
Status is a hosted status-page product (think Statuspage.io or BetterStack) that Hep.gg serves for you. You build a page entirely in the dashboard at hep.gg/dashboard/status: add the services you monitor as components, group them into categories, post incidents on a timeline, customize the look, and mount the page on a domain. Once published it is served as a polished, dark, server-rendered page on its mounted host, complete with per-component 90-day uptime, a machine-readable JSON feed, and an embeddable SVG badge.
This is a hosted site product, not a programmatic API. There is no "Status API key" and no public endpoint to create or edit pages. All management happens in the dashboard behind your hep.gg session. What is documented here is the public, unauthenticated surface a published page exposes: the rendered page, status.json, and badge.svg.
Authentication
There is no public API key for Status.
- Visitor-facing surfaces are unauthenticated. The rendered page,
status.json, andbadge.svgare all public. Access is gated by the page row, not a token. - Management is dashboard-only. Creating pages, editing components and incidents, mounting domains, and buying slots all happen in the dashboard authenticated by your hep.gg session cookie.
Visibility and availability
A page is served publicly only when all of these are true on its row:
is_public = 1(you have published it from the dashboard).suspended = 0(the account and page are in good standing).expires_atis null, or still in the future.
If any of these fails, the rendered page, status.json, and badge.svg return 404.
Plans and limits
- Free: 1 page, up to 5 leaf components, with a small "Powered by Hep.gg" footer link.
- Premium: 2 pages, unlimited components, and the option to remove the footer link.
- Extra pages: both tiers can stack additional 30-day page slots ($2 or 480 Hep Tokens each) from the dashboard.
Categories do not count toward the free 5-component cap - only the leaf components you actually report status on.
What's next
- Components and statuses - the component tree, the five statuses, rollup, and uptime.
- Incidents and maintenance - the incident timeline, states, impact, templates, and scheduled maintenance.
- Custom domains - mounting your page on a hep.gg slot or your own domain.
- Public endpoints - the rendered page,
status.json, andbadge.svg.