Which internet services can I check on isUpMap?

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isUpMap tracks live up/down status for 80+ popular internet services across five categories: AI, Developer & Cloud, Payments, Communication, and Productivity & Media. If the service you depend on falls into one of those groups, you can check its current state on the live heatmap, browse the full status directory, or open a dedicated page for that service (for example, "is GitHub down?" or "is OpenAI down?").

Services covered, by category

The site groups its monitored services into these categories. The examples below are the ones named on isUpMap.

Category Services listed
AI OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, Groq, Perplexity, Hugging Face, ElevenLabs, Cursor, and more
Developer & Cloud GitHub, Cloudflare, AWS, Vercel, Netlify, npm, Docker, GitLab, Supabase, Firebase
Payments Stripe, Coinbase, Shopify, Plaid, Square, Klarna
Communication Discord, Slack, Zoom, Twilio, SendGrid, Resend, Intercom
Productivity & Media Notion, Figma, Dropbox, Reddit, Linear, Airtable, Canva, Datadog

The "and more" on the AI line signals the list isn't exhaustive — the full directory is the authoritative source for what's currently monitored.

How to check a specific service

  1. Live heatmap — the homepage shows a real-time up/down heatmap for all monitored services at once. Each service reads as up, degraded, or down right now. This view requires JavaScript enabled in your browser.
  2. Full status directory — browse the complete list of monitored services if you want to scan everything rather than a single name.
  3. Per-service pages — for individual checks, isUpMap offers pages phrased as questions, e.g. "is GitHub down?" or "is OpenAI down?". These give a focused answer plus that service's uptime and incident history.

Expected result: you land on a current status (up, degraded, or down) rather than a cached or historical snapshot, since the dashboard fetches status live.

What you get beyond a single status

  • Recent incidents — a section listing recent incidents, so you can tell whether a current problem is new or part of an ongoing event.
  • Per-service uptime — individual service pages include uptime figures alongside the live state.
  • Customize — the dashboard has a customization option, useful if you only care about a subset of the 80+ services.

Common snags

  • Blank dashboard: the live heatmap, incident history, and per-service uptime all need JavaScript. If the page shows "Fetching service status..." and nothing else, JavaScript is likely disabled or blocked.
  • Mobile experience: isUpMap notes it is best viewed on desktop, so the heatmap layout may be cramped on a phone.
  • Coverage gaps: with 80+ services, coverage is broad but not universal. If your tool isn't in the five categories above, check the full directory before assuming it's tracked.

Quick decision guide

  • You want a fast pulse on many services at once → use the live heatmap on the homepage (desktop, JavaScript on).
  • You need one specific answer → use the per-service page ("is X down?").
  • You want to confirm coverage before relying on it → open the full status directory and search for your service.