PulseAPIPulseAPI

Status page for every framework

Framework-native health endpoint examples, monitoring patterns, and a headless API to build your own UI. Pick your stack.

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Fullstack

Next.js

Point PulseAPI at your Next.js API routes, edge functions, or deployed site. Get alerts when something breaks, give customers a live status page.

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Backend

Django

Monitor your Django views, database, Celery workers, and cache. Alerts when latency spikes or workers die. Hosted status page or headless via API.

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Ruby on Rails

Monitor Rails controllers, Active Record connections, Sidekiq queues, and Redis. Pretty status page or build your own via our API.

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FastAPI

Monitor FastAPI endpoints and async workers. JSON-path assertions map naturally to FastAPI health schemas. Hosted or headless status page.

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Express.js

Monitor Express routes, middleware chains, and Node workers. Response-time alerts, SSL checks, hosted status page, headless API.

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Laravel

Monitor Laravel routes, queues, schedulers, and Horizon. Custom-domain status page with one CNAME, or build your own on top of our API.

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NestJS

Monitor NestJS controllers, providers, microservices, and BullMQ workers. Terminus-style health endpoints map naturally to our JSON assertions.

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Spring Boot

Monitor Spring Boot services. Works out of the box with Spring Boot Actuator health endpoints. Public status page or headless via our API.

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Frontend

TanStack Query

Fetch your PulseAPI status endpoint with useQuery. Cache, refetch on focus, interval polling, and SSE realtime — all in a typed React hook.

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