Scan all monitors in seconds.
The dashboard keeps the main question visible: what is healthy, what is slow, and what is down right now.
LatencySentry is built around one path: detect drift, inspect the evidence, and route the alert before an endpoint that is still up becomes customer pain.
These proof panels use anonymized monitor data, but the surfaces match the real workspace: status board, monitor detail, selected check inspector, notification evidence, and read-only API output.
The dashboard keeps the main question visible: what is healthy, what is slow, and what is down right now.
Recent checks, 7-day uptime, and the latency trend stay attached to the monitor that triggered the work.
Selecting a check shows URL, status, timestamp, and the diagnostic mismatch without pretending to store raw response bodies.
Select a check row to inspect the exact result and failure reason.
Add the URL, expected status, interval, and timeout. The worker starts checking without a browser tab staying open.
Latency drift becomes visible before the endpoint fully fails, so the incident starts with evidence.
Email and Telegram alerts point back to the monitor detail and the selected check result.
Paid plans include API access for internal dashboards, scripts, and runbooks. Tokens use short examples in public docs; the full token is only shown once in Settings.
curl https://www.latencysentry.com/api/v1/monitors \ -H "Authorization: Bearer sls_live_xxxx"
{
"monitors": [
{
"name": "Checkout API",
"status": "healthy",
"latencyMs": 42,
"lastCheckedAt": "2026-07-23T12:01:00Z"
}
]
}914 ms response time. Expected status 200. Checked 12:00 PM.
Open alerting setupFree covers the first five monitors. Paid plans add faster checks, more monitors, longer raw history, and higher fair-use capacity.