Sites other people are checking

Every site below was run through our checker by a visitor in the last 7 days, and the result is what our servers actually got back. It is a live picture of what the internet is worried about right now.

Hosts on the board2last 7 days
Checks run13across those hosts
Failing right now0last check did not answer
Below the threshold15not shown yet
Host Last result Response Checks People Last checked
scmp.com Up 155 ms 10 10 Re-check
ch.com Up 2.89 s 3 3 Re-check

How a site gets onto this board

It is not submitted. There is no form to add a site here, deliberately - A page anyone can post a domain to is a page that fills with domains nobody wanted to read about.

Why there is no submission form

Instead a host arrives as a side effect of being checked. When 2 different visitors have run the same host through the checker, it becomes visible. That threshold does most of the work: It costs nothing to check your own site once, and it is not worth anyone's time to coordinate several people to get a hostname listed as plain text next to a link back to our own tool.

There are no outbound links on this page at all. A host is text; the only link beside it points at our checker. Whatever someone hoped to gain by getting a domain listed here, they did not get it.

Why nothing accumulates here

The board is also a rolling window rather than an archive. Nothing accumulates: A host that stops being checked drops off after 7 days, so what you see reflects this week rather than every domain anyone ever typed.

What the results mean

Each result is a single request from our servers at the moment someone asked, not continuous monitoring. A host marked Down failed one check; it may well be back. A host marked Up answered that request and could be broken for you anyway, for all the usual reasons.

How this differs from a monitored service

The services we watch properly - With a check every 20 minutes, recorded outage history and a report chart - Are in the directory, and they are deliberately kept off this board so the two are never confused. Our methodology explains the difference between a one-off check and a monitored service.