Oack is a platform designed to unify monitoring, incident management, and status page communication for engineering teams. It addresses the need for real-time detection of outages, coordinated incident response, and transparent communication with customers, all within a single dashboard. The platform allows teams to start quickly with basic health checks and scale up to more advanced monitoring and incident workflows as their needs evolve.
Key features include HTTP and browser monitoring with multi-location checks, TCP telemetry, and alerts for SSL and domain expiry. Oack supports Playwright test suites, enabling scheduled monitoring of user flows such as login, checkout, and search. Deep telemetry capabilities extend to TCP-level statistics, Server-Timing parsing, CDN enrichment, HAR waterfalls, and latency percentiles, allowing for detailed network-layer diagnostics. Incident management encompasses declaring, escalating, and resolving incidents, with on-call schedules, rotations, multi-step escalation policies, and AI-assisted root cause analysis for post-mortems.
For communication, Oack provides both public and private status pages that automatically reflect monitor failures as incidents. These pages support subscriber notifications, scheduled maintenance announcements, custom domains, and branding. The platform is developer-focused, offering a Terraform provider, CLI, and API clients for Go, Python, and Node. An MCP server is included to enable AI agents to query monitors and manage incidents directly.
Oack is delivered as a unified web-based dashboard, consolidating monitoring, incident timelines, and status page health in one place. Teams can get started with free uptime checks within minutes, and additional features such as browser tests, incident management, and status pages are available as teams grow. The platform is positioned as a comprehensive observability solution for modern engineering teams seeking to replace multiple separate tools with a single integrated system.
In the Observability & monitoring space, Oack takes a focused approach. It focuses on managing monitoring, incident response, and status communication without juggling multiple tools. Oack is a B2B product aimed at engineering teams. A free plan is available; paid tiers begin at $19. Oack is available on the web and the command line.
Oack first shipped in 2024. Among its 12 catalogued features are HTTP monitoring, browser checks, and incident management. The interface is available in 5 languages, including English, Spanish, and Japanese. It exposes integrations via a public API and an MCP server.
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