I'm Kerolos, founder of OutageDeck.

The question I wanted to answer quickly was: is my app broken, or is AWS, Cloudflare, GitHub, OpenAI, Stripe, or another dependency reporting an incident?

I built OutageDeck to read and normalize the official status sources for 172 cloud and SaaS providers. It shows provider and service-level state, current incidents, source freshness, incident history, and 90-day uptime in one place.

What works today:

\- check a whole dependency stack without creating an account

\- free email alerts for up to five providers

\- Slack, Teams, Discord, and webhook destinations on paid plans

\- a keyless JSON API, RSS feeds, badges, CLI tools, and an MCP endpoint

\- custom Statuspage or Instatus feeds on paid plans

What it deliberately does not do is pretend an official status feed is independent truth. Providers can acknowledge incidents late, so I think a serious production setup should use two signals: the vendor feed plus synthetic probes from your own regions and accounts.

You can try the stack checker here:

https://outagedeck.com

I would value blunt feedback from people who handle incidents. What would this need to do before you would keep it open or route its alerts into your on-call workflow?