Yet Another Status Page
Self-hosted status page platform with incident tracking, scheduled maintenance, and email/SMS subscriber alerts.
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A status page is one of the few pieces of infrastructure people only look at when something is already broken, which makes it a bad candidate for yet another monthly subscription. YASP — Yet Another Status Page — is a self-hosted answer: run your own incident communication page on your own server, for free.
YASP is built with Next.js 15 (App Router) and Payload CMS 3.x on a PostgreSQL backend, styled with Tailwind CSS and available in dark and light themes. It handles incident tracking, scheduled maintenance windows, service grouping, and subscriber notifications sent by email (via Nodemailer/SMTP) or SMS (via Twilio). As a fully open-source MIT-licensed project, it's free to self-host indefinitely with no subscription tiers or per-subscriber pricing to plan around.
💬 Our review
The short version: YASP is a clean, modern self-hosted status page for teams willing to run their own PostgreSQL/Next.js stack in exchange for zero subscription cost and no per-subscriber pricing tiers.
Against hosted incumbents like Statuspage.io or Instatus, YASP's main draw is that it's completely free and self-hosted — no monthly fee that scales with subscriber count, and full control over your data and branding. The tradeoff is that you take on hosting, security, and uptime for your own status page (a mild irony, since your status page's reliability now depends on your own infrastructure). With only 32 GitHub stars, it's an early-stage project with limited community track record compared to established self-hosted alternatives like Cachet or more mature monitoring suites that bundle status pages. For a small team comfortable self-hosting and wanting SMS plus email subscriber alerts without a subscription, YASP is worth trying; teams needing a guaranteed-uptime, zero-maintenance status page should use a hosted service instead.
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Auto-hébergé gratuit, licence MIT
Pros
Entièrement gratuit, sans palier par abonnés
Notifications email et SMS intégrées
Stack moderne Next.js/Payload CMS
Suivi d'incidents et maintenance planifiée
Cons
Projet très jeune, peu de communauté
Nécessite d'auto-héberger sa propre page de statut
Stack PostgreSQL/Next.js à maintenir
