Publish a status page and choose exactly which monitors appear on it. Customers, colleagues and anyone else can check whether your services are up without opening a ticket or asking in a channel.
Every account can publish a page immediately, and move it to your own domain whenever you are ready.
The page lives at your-name.status.hesklo.com with your own page title. Nothing to configure beyond picking the name.
Point a CNAME at Hesklo and serve the page at status.your-domain.com, which keeps the page on your brand rather than ours.
Certificates for a custom domain are issued and renewed automatically. There is nothing to install and nothing to remember.
Name the page after your product or company so visitors recognise it as yours.
Most of what you monitor is nobody else's business. Publishing is opt-in per monitor rather than an all-or-nothing switch.
Turn a monitor on for the status page from its own settings. Everything else stays private, including the ones watching internal infrastructure.
The page reads from the same checks that drive your alerts, so what visitors see matches what your team sees.
Each published service shows its current state plainly, so a visitor gets an answer without interpreting a graph.
The page answers "is it just me?" before it becomes a support conversation, which is most of its value during an incident.
Pick a subdomain, flip on the monitors you want visible, and point your customers at it.