Connect Claude Code or GitHub Copilot to Pingstack with a browser sign-in. Your agent can create checks, manage dashboards, run diagnostics, and read incidents, uptime and latency. Access stays within your role's permissions and your plan's limits. MCP and API
What's new
Account roles and permissions
Give teammates roles so billing, deletes and credentials stay with the people who should have them.
Check whether databases, mail servers and SSH services accept TCP connections from your probe regions. Each check charts connection times and alerts you when a port stops answering. TCP port monitoring
Check DNS records through Cloudflare, Google and Quad9. You'll get an alert when a record stops resolving or stops matching what you expect. DNS monitoring
Website checks can send check-specific and account-specific verification headers so your firewall or WAF can recognize Pingstack probes. You'll see the headers once verification headers are turned on for your plan.
Organize your status pages
Sort a dashboard's checks into groups and drag them into the order you want. Public status pages with a lot of checks can use a compact table layout.
Give public status pages your name, logo, colors and theme. Turn on incident history and post updates from a dashboard's timeline, so customers know what's going on. Status pages
Dashboard graphs and quicker navigation
Dashboards now show monitoring graphs right on the page. You can pin the dashboards you use most and pick which one opens first.
Passkeys for two-factor authentication
Use a passkey instead of an authenticator code at the two-factor step after entering your password. Add passkeys in your security settings, and keep your backup codes somewhere safe in case you get locked out.
Put public or private dashboards on rotation on a shared screen. New wallboard tiles and a health summary that stays on screen let your team spot problems at a glance.