Correlate the cause
Connect a failed deploy to the payment errors and customer impact it produced—automatically.
For founders running on Stripe, the cloud and AI
InternalStatus watches your payments, deploys, cloud bill and AI agents together. When something breaks you get one alert: what happened, what it is costing, and the evidence. Everything else waits for your morning brief.
No card required · 14 days of full Pro · A 90-day revenue audit in five minutes
The fix merged 47 minutes ago; the production build failed. Checkout errors are 2.7× above normal.[1][2]
Works with the tools already running your company
What the page does
InternalStatus joins failed payments, deploys, cloud spend and agent runs into one incident, puts a number on it, cites the evidence, and gives you the next step.
Connect a failed deploy to the payment errors and customer impact it produced—automatically.
Turn raw events into a plain-language verdict your whole team can understand and act on.
Every event is read within minutes of arriving and marked worth a page, worth a glance, or just filed — with the system's certainty shown, never assumed. The brief and alerts reach you only when something actually needs you.
See it happen
Correlate
A merged pull request, a failed build and a spike in checkout errors share a deploy. InternalStatus joins them on that shared identifier, cites the exact events it used, and withholds the explanation when the evidence is not there. You read one thing, not three.
Triage
Not just the ones that cross a threshold. Each event gets a verdict within minutes of arriving — revenue, reliability, security or noise; routine, noteworthy or urgent — and the system says how sure it is. A 94% urgent is marked worth a page. A 51% maybe is shown as a maybe. A quiet success is filed, not performed at you. On Pro.
Marked worth a page — the read is sure, and the stakes are high.
Worth a glance in the morning — surfaced, not paged.
Filed. Nobody needed to know.
Watch
“Alert me if failed payments pass $500 in an hour.” InternalStatus compiles it against the signals you have actually connected, replays it over your own history so you see precisely when it would have fired, then arms it in shadow mode for a day before it can wake anyone.
Alert me if failed payments pass $500 in an hour
Both on Fridays, both cleared within 40 minutes.
Brief
Every morning at the time you choose, in your timezone: what changed, what needs a decision, what stayed healthy. Warnings wait for your quiet hours to end. Critical alerts never wait.
Stripe processed $14,210 overnight, in line with the last four Tuesdays. The checkout fix merged at 07:03 has not reached production; the build failed. Agent spend is flat. Nothing else changed.
Agents
When an agent finishes, it posts to one callback URL — no SDK, no headers — and its outcome, cost and duration land on the same page as deploys and payments. Your coding agent can read InternalStatus over MCP, even propose a watcher, and can never mute, resolve or delete anything a human has not seen.
claude mcp add --transport http internalstatus \ https://app.internalstatus.com/api/mcp \ --header "Authorization: Bearer ••••••"
3 of 1,248 invoices could not be matched · $0.42 · 8.1s
custom-agent · reported over MCPTen minutes from now
Why one page
You found out about the failed payments from a customer, not a dashboard.
Three tools noticed three symptoms, and nobody saw one problem.
The cloud or agent bill doubled and no chart said so.
How it works
Paste a Stripe secret, add a GitHub webhook, connect AWS, Google Cloud or Azure by key, or give your agent a callback URL. Every secret is encrypted before it is stored.
Events that share a deploy, a customer or a run become one incident, with the evidence numbered and cited.
At the time you choose, in your timezone, one morning brief says what changed and what needs you.
Write a watcher in a sentence, see what it would have done last month, then arm it. Warnings wait for quiet hours; critical never does.
Where it sits
| Capability | Per-tool alerts | InternalStatus | Enterprise incident tools |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built for the operator, not published to customers | |||
| Sees one problem across several tools | |||
| Rules written in plain English and backtested first | |||
| AI agent cost and failures on the same page | |||
| Every explanation cites its evidence, or is withheld | |||
| Revenue at risk, in dollars | |||
| Setup | Already on. Already noisy. | One paste. | A rollout. |
| Price | Free, plus the outage you missed | Free to start. Pro from $49. | Per-seat contracts |
Plans
For seeing what the last 90 days cost you.
For founders protecting one product's revenue.
For teams with real ownership and escalation.
Before you start
No. Public status pages reassure your customers about your uptime. InternalStatus is the opposite: a private page, for you, that answers whether the company is working and what needs a human decision right now. Nothing on it is published.
No. InternalStatus sits above the tools you already run. Connect the ones that matter and keep using them exactly as you do today.
It is encrypted with AES-256-GCM before it is written, decrypted only to verify a signature, and never displayed again, even to us. Every inbound webhook is signature-checked before it is read.
The revenue audit reads the last ninety days of Stripe on day one, so there is something real to look at before anything goes wrong. Connected sources produce events on good days too, so the strip fills and the brief arrives. Free stays free after fourteen days, with email alerts, three watchers and thirty days of history.
Yes. One JSON export of everything the workspace holds, any time, for owners and admins. Deleting a workspace hides it immediately and purges it after thirty days.
Give an agent the callback URL and it reports each run when it finishes, in whatever JSON it already sends; or report runs over MCP. Cost, duration and outcome become signals you can watch, and a failed run raises an incident like any other critical event.
It reads each new event within minutes of it arriving and gives it a verdict you can see on the timeline: what kind of signal it is, how urgent it is, and how certain that read is. Certainty is shown, not assumed — an unsure verdict is marked unsure. And a verdict is only ever added, never used to silence, snooze or delete anything.
Start today
Create your workspace, run the 90-day revenue audit, and read your first brief tomorrow morning. No card. Full Pro for fourteen days.
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