Alert only when it matters.
Confirm outages and recoveries before alerting, so one failed check does not become a false alarm.
Warden is an open-source, self-hosted uptime monitor for websites, APIs and services. It confirms real failures, learns normal response time and explains what changed.
Managed hosting: $49/month, with updates and backups. See what is included.
Confirm outages and recoveries before alerting, so one failed check does not become a false alarm.
Learn each service's normal response time, then catch slowdowns a global threshold misses.
See recurring slowdowns, time-of-day failures and services that break together.
See why Warden is different →Ask your AI assistant what is down, why a check failed and what changed. Warden provides live context through a permission-scoped MCP connection.
See how AI control works“Why did checkout fail overnight?”
Checkout and API failed together after response time left its normal range.
Evidence incident · failed checks · latency history
Viewer can inspect and run a check. It cannot delete or administer.
Run it yourself, or get one managed Warden instance with hosting, updates and backups.
$49/month · no setup fee
Your instance will be ready within one business day after successful payment.
What is included and who it fitsAGPL-3.0 · unlimited · your infrastructure
Warden starts with knowing whether a service is available and responding normally. The roadmap expands into service metrics, then logs and traces, so teams can investigate service health in one product.
Available today
Endpoint checks, adaptive latency, confirmed incidents, notifications, status pages and role-scoped MCP operations.
Planned next
Expand from external checks to measurements from the services themselves.
Planned
Add application log collection and investigation alongside service health.
Planned
Follow requests across services to investigate where time is spent.
Metrics ingestion, log storage/search and distributed tracing are not available in Warden today. There are no committed release dates or announced prices for these planned capabilities. Choose the current managed plan for its uptime features.