Welcome to Kodo Status

Kodo is the developer-first status page platform. Unlike legacy tools that require clicking through dashboards, Kodo is built API-first with a powerful CLI, so you can manage incidents, monitors, and status pages the same way you manage code.

Quick Start

Deploy your first status page in 5 minutes

API Reference

Full REST API with 50+ endpoints

CLI Tool

Git-like workflow for incident management

Monitoring

Built-in uptime, SSL, and heartbeat monitoring

Why Kodo?

Built for developers, not dashboards

The Problem: Traditional status pages force you into clunky web UIs. Creating an incident means clicking through forms while your users are waiting.Kodo’s Solution: Create incidents from your terminal, CI/CD pipeline, or monitoring alerts. One command: kodo incidents create --title "API Degraded" --severity major.

Monitoring + Status Page = One Tool

The Problem: You’re paying for a status page AND uptime monitoring AND error tracking. Three tools, three dashboards, three bills.Kodo’s Solution: Uptime monitors, heartbeat tracking, SSL/domain monitoring, and client-side error tracking—all feeding into your status page automatically.

Automate incident response

The Problem: When something breaks at 3 AM, you’re manually updating status pages, paging on-call, and copying error messages.Kodo’s Solution: Workflows automatically create incidents from monitor failures, notify the right team, and update your status page. You focus on fixing, not communicating.

Real error tracking, not just uptime

The Problem: “Site is up” doesn’t mean “site is working.” Your uptime monitor says 100% while JavaScript errors frustrate users.Kodo’s Solution: The Beacon SDK captures frontend errors, performance issues, and user impact—then correlates them with your status page.

Key Features

Feature	What It Does
Status Pages	Beautiful, customizable pages with your branding, custom domains, and real-time updates
Uptime Monitoring	HTTP checks from multiple regions with automatic incident creation
Heartbeat Monitoring	Track cron jobs and background tasks—know instantly when they fail
SSL & Domain Monitoring	Never let a certificate expire or lose a domain again
Incident Management	Full lifecycle from creation to postmortem with subscriber notifications
Error Tracking	Capture frontend JavaScript errors with stack traces and user context
Workflows	Automate incident response with trigger-based actions
On-Call Scheduling	Rotation schedules with escalation policies
Multi-channel Notifications	Slack, Discord, PagerDuty, email, SMS, webhooks

Quick Examples

Create an incident from CLI

kodo incidents create \
  --title "Payment processing delayed" \
  --severity major \
  --service payments \
  --message "Investigating increased latency in payment processing"

Auto-create incidents from monitoring

// Your uptime monitor fails → Workflow triggers → Incident created
{
  "trigger": "uptime.down",
  "actions": [
    { "type": "create_incident", "title": "{{monitor.name}} is down" },
    { "type": "notify", "channel": "pagerduty" }
  ]
}

Track frontend errors

import { Beacon } from '@kodo/beacon';

Beacon.init({
  apiKey: 'your_beacon_key',
  service: 'web-app'
});

// Errors automatically captured and sent to Kodo

Base URL

All API requests should be made to:

https://kodostatus.com/api/v1

Authentication

Authenticate using the X-API-Key header:

curl "https://kodostatus.com/api/v1/incidents" \
  -H "X-API-Key: your_api_key_here"

Get your API key from the Dashboard.

What’s Next?

Quick Start

Set up in 5 minutes

Status Management

Learn incident workflows

Monitoring

Configure monitors

Getting Started

Status Management

Monitoring

Alerting

Automation

Notifications

Client Tracking

Integrations

Kodo Status Documentation

Welcome to Kodo Status

Quick Start

API Reference

CLI Tool

Monitoring

Why Kodo?

Key Features

Quick Examples

Create an incident from CLI

Auto-create incidents from monitoring

Track frontend errors

Base URL

Authentication

What’s Next?

Quick Start

Status Management

Monitoring

​Welcome to Kodo Status

Quick Start

API Reference

CLI Tool

Monitoring

​Why Kodo?

​Key Features

​Quick Examples

​Create an incident from CLI

​Auto-create incidents from monitoring

​Track frontend errors

​Base URL

​Authentication

​What’s Next?

Quick Start

Status Management

Monitoring

Welcome to Kodo Status

Why Kodo?

Key Features

Quick Examples

Create an incident from CLI

Auto-create incidents from monitoring

Track frontend errors

Base URL

Authentication

What’s Next?