Release
Upgrading a self-hosted box to 1.2.0
The install guide says an upgrade is a binary swap and a restart, and that a release needing more says so on this blog. 1.2.0, coming from 1.1.0, needs more. This post is the whole …
A new look for public status pages, and what 1.1.0 changes on yours
A status page now answers “is it down, and where?” before the reader scrolls. It is live on pingtower.com. A self-hosted box’s public status pages change the …
Status pages, incidents and browser checks.
Pingtower started as the part that wakes a person up. The last few weeks filled in what happens around that page: checks that test a whole sign-in instead of one URL, an incident …
Upgrading a self-hosted box to Release 1
The install guide says an upgrade is a binary swap and a restart, and that a release needing more says so on this blog. Release 1 needs more. This post is the whole list. 1. Take a …
Pages on the screen you're already looking at.
When you’re at your desk, the phone is face down next to the keyboard and the page lands on the one screen you’re not looking at. The Pingtower Mac app puts it on the …
Ask your AI assistant what's firing.
pingtower.com now runs a Model Context Protocol server. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any other MCP client to one of your teams, and the questions you used to answer with a handful of …
A live Logs tab, cleaner team changes, and fairer delivery.
TestFlight build 38 is out, and pingtower.com is running the server it pairs with. Most of what changed is things you’ll notice; a fair share of it is things you …
The probe agent learns to watch from inside.
The addons agent has one job: watch your infrastructure from a box that isn’t part of it, so an outage your app can’t log still becomes an alert. That job hasn’t …
Sign in like a normal app. Run every team from your phone.
Getting a new phone onto Pingtower used to mean finding an API key, copying it off a laptop, and pasting it into a text field before you could see a single alert. That’s a …