We’ve reworked the Test Overview page to make it easier to use and easier to understand, especially when something’s gone wrong.

Everything is now split into tabs

Incidents, uptime, response time, and test history all live in their own tabs.

This keeps the page cleaner and makes it quicker to find what you’re looking for.

Each section has more room, so nothing feels crammed in.

You land on the right thing by default

If a test is currently down, you’ll land straight on the Current Incident.

If it’s up, you’ll see the most recent incident instead.

No extra clicking to get to the useful stuff.

Incidents are easier to understand

Current and recent incidents show clearer details like when they started, how long they’ve been going on, status codes, response times, and where the alert came from.

You can view the response body and headers directly on the page.

Incident notes and alert details are all in one place.

Cleaner history and reporting

Archived incidents and status periods are shown in clear tables with sorting and pagination.

Test periods and latest checks are easier to scan and export if needed.

Uptime and performance are clearer

Uptime and SLA info has its own space with a simple visual overview.

Response time gets a dedicated chart so you can spot trends and slowdowns more easily.

Overall, the page is less cluttered, more focused, and gives you more useful information without getting in the way.

If you have any feedback, we'd love to hear it, just drop our support team a line!