Groups

Organize endpoints into named groups for cleaner status pages and easier management.

Groups let you cluster related endpoints within a website into logical sections. Groups have two purposes: they make the dashboard easier to navigate when you have many endpoints, and they control how components appear on your public status page.

Creating a group

Groups are created implicitly. When adding or editing an endpoint, type a group name in the Group field. All endpoints sharing the same group name will be clustered together. There is no separate "create group" step — the group is formed the moment two endpoints share a name.

Example structure

Website: My App
Group: Frontend
Homepage (https://example.com)
Pricing page (https://example.com/pricing)
Group: API
Health check (https://api.example.com/health)
Auth endpoint (https://api.example.com/auth/login)
(no group)
CDN (https://cdn.example.com)

Status page display

On the public status page, grouped endpoints appear under their group name as a collapsible section. The group's overall status reflects the worst status of any endpoint in the group. Endpoints without a group appear in a default ungrouped section.

Tip: Group by functional area (Frontend, API, Database, CDN) rather than by team. Visitors to your status page care about features, not internal team boundaries.