Status Pages

Create status pages to share your service’s uptime with your users.

Creating a Status Page

Create a new page from the “Status Pages” menu in the dashboard.

Basic Settings

Field	Description
Page Name	Title of the status page
Slug	URL path (e.g., `my-service`). Only lowercase alphanumeric characters and hyphens
Description	Overview description of the service
Visibility	Toggle between public / private
Custom Domain	Custom domain configuration (paid plan, optional)

Linking Monitors

Select the monitors to display on the status page. You can group multiple monitors together.

Public URL

Status pages are published at the following URL:

https://status.manako.dev/{slug}

Custom Domain

On paid plans (Pro or higher), you can set a custom domain for your status page.

Prerequisites

Pro plan or higher is required
You need DNS management access for the domain you want to configure
Using a subdomain (e.g., status.example.com) is recommended

Setup Steps

Enter the domain in the status page edit screen and click “Activate”
Add the displayed DNS records to your domain’s DNS settings:

Record	Purpose	Example
CNAME	Routes traffic to your status page	`status.example.com` → `status.manako.dev`
TXT or CNAME	SSL certificate verification	Enter the values shown on screen

Once DNS records have propagated, click “Verify”
After verification is complete, an SSL certificate is automatically issued and the status page becomes accessible via your custom domain

Troubleshooting

Verification fails

Verify that DNS records are configured correctly
Use dig command or tools like DNS Checker to check propagation status
If you verify immediately after setup, propagation may not be complete. Wait and retry.

SSL certificate not issued

If your domain has CAA records, you need to allow Cloudflare’s CAs:

CAA 0 issue "letsencrypt.org"
CAA 0 issue "pki.goog"
CAA 0 issuewild "letsencrypt.org"
CAA 0 issuewild "pki.goog"

If no CAA records are set, this step is not needed

Recommended domain setup

status.example.com is the most common choice
Root domains (example.com) cannot be set as CNAME with some DNS providers, so a subdomain is recommended

Removing a Custom Domain

You can remove the custom domain using the “Remove Domain” button on the edit screen. After removal, the page will only be accessible via the slug-based URL (status.manako.dev/{slug}).

Displayed Content

The status page displays the following information:

Current status of each monitor (Operational / Down / Degraded / Unknown)
Uptime history bar (daily uptime for the past 90 days)
Active incidents (only incidents linked to this specific status page are shown)
- Auto-detected incidents: When a monitor is registered on a status page, incidents detected by that monitor are automatically displayed
- Manual incidents: You select which status pages to display on when creating the incident (at least one required)

Uptime History Bar

Below each monitor, a color bar displays the uptime status for the past 90 days.

Color	Meaning
Green	100% uptime
Light green	Over 99% uptime (minor issues)
Yellow	Over 95% uptime (performance degradation)
Red	Below 95% (major outage)
Gray	No data

The overall 90-day uptime percentage is displayed at the right end of the bar.

Status Badges

SVG status badges are available for embedding in READMEs and external sites. No authentication required, cached for 60 seconds.

Page-wide Badge

Displays the aggregated status of all monitors linked to the status page.

https://status.manako.dev/{slug}/badge.svg

Displayed statuses:

Status	Condition
operational	All monitors are up
partial outage	Some monitors are down
degraded	Some monitors are degraded (no outages)
unknown	No monitors registered or status unknown

Individual Monitor Badge

Displays the status of a specific monitor. The monitor name is used as the label.

https://status.manako.dev/{slug}/monitors/{monitorId}/badge.svg

Using with Custom Domains

If a custom domain is configured, you can access badges without the slug.

https://status.example.com/badge.svg
https://status.example.com/monitors/{monitorId}/badge.svg

Query Parameters

Customize the badge appearance.

Parameter	Description	Default
`label`	Left side label text	Page name or monitor name
`style`	`flat` or `flat-square`	`flat`
`color`	Right side background color (hex, without `#`)	Status-dependent color
`labelColor`	Left side background color (hex, without `#`)	`555`

Example:

https://status.manako.dev/my-service/badge.svg?label=My+Service&style=flat-square

Embedding Examples

Markdown:

![Status](https://status.manako.dev/my-service/badge.svg)

HTML:

<img src="https://status.manako.dev/my-service/badge.svg" alt="Status">