EU-hosted monitoring for availability data
Uptime monitoring looks trivial until it becomes part of a vendor review. Endpoints, hostnames, regions and incident history reveal a lot about how your systems run. MOJAQ keeps monitoring hosted in Helsinki, with no US transfers and a DPA included, so availability monitoring stays aligned with the same GDPR-native expectations you apply to application and customer data.
HTTP and port checks, three clear states
Use HTTP checks for sites, APIs and health endpoints; use port checks where network reachability matters. Each check reports up, down or degraded, so a slow or partial failure is not treated the same as a full outage. That distinction keeps your alerting meaningful and your on-call calmer.
Incident timelines that help you debug
A red badge is not enough; you need timing. MOJAQ records an incident timeline so you can see when a problem started, how it changed and when it recovered, then line it up against a deploy, a dependency issue or a traffic spike. Because monitoring sits beside your error tracking and deploy markers in the same platform, correlating downtime with the cause takes seconds, not a scavenger hunt across tools.
Questions
What can I monitor?
HTTP(S) endpoints and TCP ports, with up, down and degraded states plus an incident timeline.
Where is my data stored?
In Helsinki, Finland, in the EU, with no US transfers and a DPA included.
What does it cost?
Free during the open beta. We do not promise a fixed free duration.