Ops · Uptime

Website monitor widget

One glance at your Android home screen tells you whether the service is up, how fast it answered, and when it was last checked.

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up · 187 ms

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The source

Uptime lives in a dashboard you have to remember to open. If your service already exposes a health endpoint — or your uptime provider exposes a JSON API — Zync can print the verdict, and the widget’s error marker fires when the fetch itself fails.

your-own endpoint

https://status.example.com/health.json

The result format

Pick the fields you want by their JSON path, and embed them between braces. A literal \n breaks the line; everything else is copied as written.

Response: https://status.example.com/health.json

{status} · {response_ms} ms
up · 187 ms

Every rule this language supports — paths, indexes, math, optional values, lists — is in the mapping docs.

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