PRODUCT

Fomo Api status page: live uptime, incidents, and alerts

Fomo Api now has a public status page at fomo-api.com/status with per-minute probes of the API, database, website, and console, 90-day uptime history, and a machine-readable JSON feed.

Published September 22, 2026 · 2 min read

If you're wondering whether Fomo Api is down right now: fomo-api.com/status. It's served independently from the API, so it works precisely when the API doesn't.

What it shows

Current state of four components — Public API (/health), Database (/ready), Website, and Developer console — probed once a minute over their public hostnames, so DNS, TLS, and proxy failures count.
90 days of daily uptime per component, plus 24h / 7d / 30d / 90d percentages and current latency.
Incident history: when a component went down, when it recovered, how many probes failed.

The JSON feed

Everything on the page comes from a public endpoint you can poll from your own monitoring:

curl https://api.fomo-api.com/v1/status

It's unauthenticated, cached for 30 seconds, and doesn't count against any quota.

How incidents work

Two consecutive failed probes open an incident and page us. The next passing probe closes it. There's no manual step in between, so the page reflects what the probes see, not what we've had time to write up. If you see something the page doesn't, email fomo.api.com@gmail.com.