A hosted status page with your name on it: components, incident timelines, scheduled maintenance, subscriber updates, and uptime history you can point a sales deck at.
What it shows
Live component status, a timeline for every incident, planned maintenance windows, and ninety days of uptime history per component.
What failure looks like
An outage with no public answer. Customers refresh, guess, and email each other screenshots. Silence reads as not knowing.
What Fajita does
Incidents from your monitors appear on the page with your updates attached. Subscribers hear about incidents and recoveries without asking.
Why it matters
Trust is not built by never failing. It is built by being visibly in control when you do.
In practice
Fair questions
Yes. Point a subdomain at Fajita and the page is yours.
Your brand leads. A quiet attribution line sits in the footer; its removal is a plan option published with pricing.
Monitors open and resolve incidents automatically. Your written updates are optional and always stronger. Two calm sentences beat an hour of silence.
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