Live service status monitor

A server-side collector checks 28 official APIs and feeds approximately every 5 minutes, even when nobody is visiting this page. No manual page edits are needed. The browser requests WiseChecker’s shared snapshot once a minute, not each provider’s API.

“Operational” requires an explicit healthy status from the provider. “No open incident reported” only means the incident feed has no open report. Notices may describe past events or planned maintenance; they are never counted as confirmed outages. Missing, invalid or outdated data is marked for verification.

The Microsoft card covers the public Admin Center feed, not all Teams, Outlook or Microsoft 365 tenants. AWS and Azure show public notices, not personalized account or resource health. OpenAI, Notion and Google incident feeds cannot prove that your account is working. Read each card’s coverage before drawing conclusions.

All three language editions use the same source data. Controls and status labels are localized; providers’ incident titles, excerpts and component names remain in their original language. Times use your device’s time zone, with a UTC option. A provider’s location names are not expanded into unconfirmed country-wide impacts.

Available incident records are retained for up to 90 days, with older history limited to what the source supplies. This is not a measured 90-day uptime chart. RSS contains up to 100 official updates from the last 7 days. A new subscription may include older items; notices do not certify current availability.

Check the provider’s official page and any account-specific dashboard. An unpublished incident, local network issue, browser extension or account restriction may not appear here. Never use this monitor alone for safety-critical or financial decisions.