Status Pages & Widgets

    Customising Your Status Page

    Brand your status page with custom domain, colours, and logo.

    Part of Status pages — the full answer, the facts and the alternatives in one place.

    Updated 2026-02-12
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    Customising Your Status Page#

    Branding Options#

  1. Upload your company logo
  2. Set brand colours (primary, background, text)
  3. Custom page title and description
  4. Add footer links (support, docs, social)
  5. Toggle "Powered by LemWatch" badge

    6. Custom Domain (Agency)#

    Point your own domain to your status page:

  6. Add a CNAME record: status.yourcompany.com → status.lemwatch.app
  7. Enter your domain in Status Page settings
  8. SSL is provisioned automatically (Let's Encrypt)

    9. Layout Options#

  9. Choose which metrics to display (uptime %, response time, health score)
  10. Reorder services via drag and drop
  11. Group services by category (e.g., "Web App", "API", "CDN")
  12. Toggle incident history visibility

    13. Embedding a Status Badge#

    Add to your website or GitHub README:

    <a href="https://status.lemwatch.app/your-page">
  <img src="https://status.lemwatch.app/your-page/badge.svg" alt="Status" />
</a>
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    How do I use my own domain for a status page?

    Point a CNAME from status.yourdomain.com to lemwatch and add the domain in Settings → Status Pages → Custom Domain to serve it under your brand.

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