Over this last month, we’ve been hard at work improving Checkly. Also, we launched a few exciting features 👇

Checkly Status Pages Are Here!

Downtime is inevitable. Confusion doesn’t have to be.

That’s why we’re thrilled to introduce Checkly Status Pages—an easy and transparent way to keep your customers and stakeholders informed when things go wrong.

Now, Checkly doesn’t just tell you when something breaks—it tells everyone who needs to know.

Ready to increase trust by unifying detection & communication? Check out the docs or talk to us for more info on how to get started.

Vercel & Checkly — Observability Marketplace launch

Checkly is a launch partner in Vercel's Observability Marketplace.

This integration makes it easier than ever for Vercel users to monitor their deployments with end-to-end testing and API monitoring powered by Checkly.

If you’re a Vercel user, check out the integration here. For more information, see the Checkly <> Vercel integration docs.

Dark Mode is now available! 🌑

One of the most requested features on our public roadmap is here for everyone who prefers a darker look — especially when getting paged in the middle of the night. No more reaching for sunglasses 😎

By default, Dark Mode follows your OS theme preference, but you can override this anytime in your user settings to manually toggle between light and dark themes.

💻 Developer Experience

Multi-Factor Authentication

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is now available for all Checkly users. Just turn it on and stay secure. You can configure it in your user settings.

Real-time streaming for Test Sessions

Running tests now push live status updates via event streams. No polling, no refresh — just instant visibility as they run.

🐛 Fixes:

• Improved alert channel management in the web app: You can now subscribe existing alert channels to checks or groups from the web app—even if they were created without any subscriptions via Monitoring-as-Code or the API. Previously, these channels couldn’t be managed in the UI.

• Browser checks now display the number of days remaining for the SSL to expire right in the header.

  

• Checkly API users can now query maintenance windows that happened at some point in the past.

Got feedback? We’d love to hear from you!

You can share your feedback on our feedback hub or connect via the Checkly community Slack.

Happy monitoring!

P.S. If you got this far again, you know we’d like to invite you to our alpha for Playwright Native checks, where you can use Projects StorageState , @tags, and all playwright features 🎭 — you can directly use it in your repository, and instructions to onboard are right here.