Getting Started

Welcome to Status Quo! This guide will walk you through setting up your account and creating your first status page.

1Create Your Account

Visit app.status-quo.tech/register to create your account. You'll need to provide:

  • Your name - Used for identification within your team
  • Email address - For login and notifications
  • Password - Minimum 8 characters
  • Organisation name - Your company or project name

After registration, you'll be taken directly to your dashboard. Your status page will be available at yourorg.status-quo.tech.

2Your Status Page URL

Every organisation gets a unique subdomain for their public status page. The URL is based on your organisation's slug (a URL-friendly version of your name).

Your status page URL:

https://yourcompany.status-quo.tech

You can view your status page URL in Settings → General. Pro plans and above can also configure a custom domain.

3Add Your First Component

Components represent the services or systems you want to display on your status page. Navigate to Components in the sidebar and click Add Component.

For each component, you can configure:

  • Name - The display name (e.g., "API", "Website", "Database")
  • Description - Optional details about the component
  • Component Group - Organise related components together
  • Status - Current operational status
  • Visibility - Public, authenticated, or private

Component Statuses:

  • Operational - Everything is working normally
  • Degraded - Reduced performance or partial issues
  • Partial Outage - Some functionality unavailable
  • Major Outage - Service is down
  • Maintenance - Planned maintenance in progress

4Organise with Component Groups

Component groups help you organise related services on your status page. For example, you might have groups for "Core Services", "Integrations", or "Regional Endpoints".

To create a group, go to Components and click Add Group. You can then assign components to groups when creating or editing them.

Groups are displayed as collapsible sections on your public status page, making it easier for visitors to find the services they care about.

5Invite Team Members

Go to Settings → Team to invite colleagues. Click Invite Member and enter their email address.

Team members can have different roles:

  • Owner - Full access including billing and organisation deletion
  • Admin - Can manage all settings, team members, and content
  • Editor - Can create and manage incidents, components, and monitors
  • Viewer - Read-only access to the dashboard

Invited members will receive an email with a link to accept the invitation and set up their account.