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We’ve expanded status page color customization to give you more control over your branding and support a wider range of color combinations. Previously, you could select one primary color and one text color for each theme. These colors were applied across multiple elements, which could make it difficult to achieve the right contrast or match certain brand styles. Now, you can customize individual parts of your status page separately for both light and dark themes.

Shopify’s admin dashboard went down for merchants around the world on September 15, 2026, leaving store owners unable to log in or reach their orders, products, and settings while many storefronts kept running. StatusGator sent an Early Warning Signal at 09:25 UTC, 24 minutes before Shopify publicly acknowledged the incident on its status page at 09:49 UTC. The disruption lasted about four hours.

We’re excited to launch the StatusGator mobile app for iOS and Android, designed to put outage alerts right in the palm of your hand. Your StatusGator status page is the central hub for your entire organization to view and understand the status of all your services. These pages have always been accessible on mobile. Now, with the dedicated app, end users of your status page can take the services they depend on with them and receive updates directly on their phones.

Last month, we launched a new way to use our MCP server, released the Live Outage Map, brought Early Warning Signals to status page subscribers, passed 10,000 monitored services, added more ways to manage monitors in bulk, and much more. Here’s everything new in StatusGator this August.

August brought notable outages across developer platforms, SaaS tools, communications services, and cloud applications. StatusGator detected 789 Early Warning Signals during the month. Of those, 153 incidents (19.39%) were acknowledged by providers, while 636 (80.61%) were not officially acknowledged. StatusGator’s Early Warning Signals often surface service disruptions before providers post an official update.

We’ve released some improvements to our Azure status integration. StatusGator can now read your Azure Resource Health events via a service principal. Previously the only supported authentication mechanism was OAuth. Both pull the same data and produce the same alerts – the difference is who the connection belongs to, and what happens to it over time.