stts for MAC
Free, open-source Mac menu bar app that shows the status of cloud services like GitHub and AWS, and tells you when one goes down or comes back.
stts Overview
stts is a small macOS menu bar app for monitoring the status of cloud services. With a click of the menu bar icon you can see how your favorite services are doing, and you can also be notified when a service goes down or gets restored. It is designed to be unobtrusive: it gives you only the information you need and opens a service's status page with a single click.
stts can monitor over 100 services, including Amazon Web Services, Cloudflare, GitHub, Docker, Slack and Google Cloud Platform. It is made by Mahdi Bchatnia, is free on the Mac App Store, and its source code is on GitHub under the MIT license. Version 3.0 brings a new icon to match macOS Tahoe, fixes an issue opening the app on Tahoe and adds more services. It needs macOS 11 or later. The Mac App Store is the place to get it; the GitHub project points there for downloads.
Key Features
stts keeps an eye on the services your work depends on.
- Menu bar status: see your favorite services with one click.
- Over 100 services: AWS, Cloudflare, GitHub, Docker, Slack and more.
- Notifications: be told when a service goes down or is restored.
- Unobtrusive: it shows only the information you need.
- Status pages: open a service's status page with a single click.
- Small: a download of about 2.3 MB.
- Growing list: most new services can be added with the project's extract script.
- Open source: the code is on GitHub, under the MIT license.
What’s New in Version 3.0
stts 3.0 updates the app for macOS Tahoe and adds more services.
- New icon to match macOS Tahoe
- Fixed an issue opening stts on macOS Tahoe
- Added Anthropic, DeepSeek, Fleek.xyz and Wiz
- Fixed HashiCorp, Loom, OneSignal, PagerDuty and Rollbar
- Sendinblue is now Brevo
stts FAQ
Is stts free?
Yes. stts is free on the Mac App Store, and its source code is available on GitHub under the MIT license.
What does stts do?
It sits in the menu bar and shows the status of cloud services. It can also notify you when a service goes down or gets restored.
Which services can stts monitor?
Over 100, including Amazon Web Services, Cloudflare, GitHub, Docker, Slack, Google Cloud Platform, Netlify and Sentry. Version 3.0 added Anthropic, DeepSeek, Fleek.xyz and Wiz.
Does stts send notifications?
Yes. You can be notified when a service goes down or gets restored.
Which macOS version does stts need?
The Mac App Store lists macOS 11 or later.
Does stts work on macOS Tahoe?
Version 3.0 fixed an issue opening stts on macOS Tahoe and gave it a new icon to match.
Where do I download stts?
From the Mac App Store. The GitHub project sends people there for downloads.
How do I get to a status page?
stts opens a service's status page with a single click.
Can new services be added to stts?
Yes. Most services can be added with the extract script in the project's repository, and for the others you can open an issue on GitHub.
Where does the stts download on stts.FULLMAC.app come from?
The download button leads to the official stts page on the Mac App Store at https://apps.apple.com/us/app/stts/id1187772509?mt=12. stts.FULLMAC.app does not change or repackage the app.
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