PingPatrol

AI-powered outage assistant - ask about recent or live issues across cloud, gaming & enterprise apps!

AI-powered PingPatrol delivers near real-time insights into every critical service your apps rely on - whether it’s cloud platforms, AI chatbot providers, gaming providers, social networks, CDNs, or even your ISP. Instead of hopping between a dozen official status pages, RSS feeds and reachability probes, PingPatrol brings live official feeds, health indicators, browser notifications and Slack alerts right to your toolbar. - Unified health dashboard: With one click, see operational, degraded or disrupted statuses across your Cloud, AI, Social, CDN and ISP providers - without leaving your browser - Custom Probing: Monitor up to three of your endpoints through PingPatrol's global mesh and US-WEST probes. Track HTTP and ICMP health, latency, and availability of any URL you rely on, directly in the extension - Near real-time alerts (every 5 minutes): Enable browser notifications or push to Slack via webhook (for registered users) when any service drops below "OK" - Deep-dive details: Drill into each provider or region to view component-level states, ongoing incidents, and context - Historical charts (web only): For registered users in the web dashboard, pick any timeframe and overlay official status feeds, internet-wide radar metrics, synthetic probes, and distributed measurements to spot trends and correlate outages - Enterprise RCA (web only): For registered users in the web dashboard, select an app or service to get guided potential root-cause insights on cloud dependencies, with confidence scores - Save time and reduce noise: No more juggling multiple dashboards - PingPatrol aggregates everything in one, easy-to-read popup - Stay ahead of issues: Alerts help you troubleshoot before customers notice - Data-driven decisions (web only): For registered users in the web dashboard, historical timelines help you understand reliability patterns and plan accordingly - Free and zero-config: Add the extension, paste your optional Slack webhook, and go Privacy and permissions: Uses Chrome storage to keep a session token and basic settings (not synced). PingPatrol does not read page content or collect browsing history.