What's shipped in LastPing, most-recent first. This page is where future releases are appended. The project lives at github.com/tp322d/lastping-app.
2026
The LastPing project repository is now live at github.com/tp322d/lastping-app. Issues, discussions, and the project roadmap are tracked there.
There is no paid tier and no open-core split. The hosted service at app.lastping.dev remains free. Follow the project on the project page.
GitHub Actions, GitLab CI, and Jenkins can now send signed webhook events to LastPing — no YAML polling loop needed. Each event carries the pipeline run URL, so incidents deep-link directly to the failing build.
Signatures are verified with HMAC-SHA256 on the ingest service. A new ci monitor type tracks run outcomes (success / failure / timeout) and fires incidents on first miss.
A new http monitor type lets you probe any URL on a configurable schedule. LastPing checks status code, response time, and optional keyword presence — SSRF-guarded to private address ranges.
Response-time charts are available in the console. Alerting follows the same incident model as heartbeat monitors: an incident opens on first failure and closes on recovery.
The app console is now a dark observability console built on the Slate design system: command palette (⌘K), expandable sidebar, and a toast notification stack. The palette is amber-free — slate backgrounds, teal accents, semantic status colours.
Two new screens shipped with the redesign: an Incidents screen for managing open and resolved incidents in one place, and an Analytics screen with monitor health over time.
Alert routing is now configured via a matrix: each row pairs a destination channel (email, Slack, Discord, Telegram, webhook) with one or more event types (incident opened, resolved, late). You can attach multiple channels to a monitor and route different events to different destinations in one view.
Custom message templates let you write per-event alert copy — runbook links, ownership context, whatever your on-call team needs. Templates use a safe, defensive rendering engine and fall back to defaults on any error.
2025
LastPing launches with heartbeat / dead-man's-switch monitoring: send a ping after a job succeeds; LastPing alerts you if the ping stops arriving within the expected window.
Also in the initial release: alert channels (email, Slack, Discord, Telegram), public status pages per project, and a hosted service at app.lastping.dev with no paid tier.
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