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Ask Claude whether it's down.

Add Pingoru to Claude once. From then on Claude can read the official status pages of 8,000+ cloud and SaaS services for you: what is broken right now, which parts, and what happened last week.

Free. No Pingoru account and nothing to sign in to. Read-only.

You

What happened with Microsoft 365 this week?

Used Pingoru: Recent incidents for a service
Claude

Microsoft reported one major incident. Users could not connect to several Microsoft 365 services, including Exchange Online, Teams and SharePoint Online.

It began at 18:10 UTC on November 12 and was over at 05:43 UTC on November 14, about 35 and a half hours later. Microsoft posted 39 updates along the way.

An illustration built from a real incident. The facts are Pingoru's record of Microsoft's own posts; Claude words its answers in its own way.

What you can ask

Seven tools, all read-only. Claude picks the one that fits your question. Names are matched loosely, so "aws", "gcp" or a typo still finds the right service.

  • "Is GitHub down right now?"

    Check a service's status

    The current status, any open incidents, and maintenance under way or coming up.

  • "Which AWS regions are having problems?"

    List a service's components

    Every component the vendor lists, or only the ones with a problem.

  • "Is the Stripe API itself working?"

    Check one component

    One component by name, and the incident it is part of, if any.

  • "What incidents did OpenAI have in the last two weeks?"

    Recent incidents for a service

    Incidents and maintenance from the last 1 to 30 days, with start and end times and how long they lasted.

  • "Walk me through that outage, update by update."

    Read one incident

    Every update the vendor posted, with its time, and the components involved.

  • "Which status page does Planetscale use?"

    Find a service

    Services matching a name, a short name or a typo.

  • "Tell me when Cloudflare is back to normal."

    Get a link to set up an alert

    A link to the Pingoru page where you enter an email address. Nothing is set up until you do.

Set it up in a minute

  1. Open Pingoru in Claude's directory

    claude.ai/directory/pingoru

  2. Add it to Claude

    There is no Pingoru account to create and nothing to sign in to.

  3. Ask about any service

    Claude uses Pingoru when a question is about a service's status. You can also ask it to.

Using Claude Code? One command:

claude mcp add --transport http pingoru https://pingoru.io/api/mcp-public/

Any other MCP client can use the same address, https://pingoru.io/api/mcp-public/. Setup for Cursor and others is on the MCP page.

It reads. It never sees your chat.

  • Read-only. The connector creates and changes nothing. When you ask for an alert, Claude gives you a link; nothing is set up until you enter an email address on that page.
  • Only the question, not the conversation. Pingoru receives the tool call: which tool, and the service, search words or incident asked about. The request log is kept for 90 days with a one-way hash of the calling address. Privacy policy.
  • The vendor's own words. Every status and every incident comes from the service's official status page, with a link to it.

Questions

Does it cost anything?

No. The connector needs no Pingoru account, no plan and no sign-in.

Which Claude plans can use it?

Any Claude plan that lets you add connectors from Claude's directory. Pingoru adds no requirements of its own.

Does Pingoru see my conversation?

No. Pingoru receives only the tool call Claude makes: which tool, and the service name, search words or incident it asked about. We keep that request log for 90 days, with a one-way hash of the calling address instead of the address. The privacy policy has the details.

How current is the data?

Pingoru reads each service's official status page every 5 to 10 minutes. When a vendor posts an incident, Claude can see it within minutes.

Can Claude set up an alert for me?

Claude can give you the link to the service's page on Pingoru, where you enter an email address. The connector itself is read-only: nothing is set up until you confirm on that page.

How far back can Claude look?

30 days of incidents and maintenance. Each service's outage history page on Pingoru goes back 90 days.

What if a service is missing?

Claude can search by name, short name or a misspelling. If Pingoru does not track the service yet, send us its status page from the contact page and we will add it.

How do I remove it?

Under Settings, Connectors in Claude. Removing it stops Claude calling Pingoru; there is nothing to delete on our side.

Next time something breaks, ask Claude.