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System Status

Real-time health of SyndTrack and the services it depends on.

All systems operational

Every upstream dependency responded within the expected latency window.

Last checked 2026-09-13T20:01:57.746Z · refreshes every 30 seconds

DependencyStatusLatency
Application
Next.js server rendering and API routes
Operational581 ms
Database (Supabase)
Primary data store for deals, funds, and documents
Operational561 ms
Payments (Stripe)
Subscription billing and checkout
Operational289 ms
Email (Resend)
Transactional alerts and portal notifications
Operational218 ms
AI (Anthropic Claude)
Document parsing and deal scoring
Operational514 ms
Rate limiting (Upstash)
Distributed rate limits, idempotency, and webhook dedup
Operational177 ms
Database schema
Tables and columns the application depends on
Operational531 ms
Config sanity
Production launch configuration
Operational0 ms
Error reporting
Sentry capture for backend and frontend errors
Operational0 ms
Scheduled jobs
Reminders, digests, and nightly maintenance
Operational582 ms

What these checks mean

Each dependency is probed in parallel with a 3-second per-check timeout. We record the round-trip latency and bucket it into one of three states:

  • Operational — responded in under 1.5 seconds.
  • Degraded — responded between 1.5 and 3 seconds. Service is up but slow. Thresholds are calibrated for normal Vercel serverless cold- start variance.
  • Down — did not respond within 3 seconds, returned a 5xx, or rejected our credentials.

This page is a snapshot from your current region; real users in other regions may see different latencies. For machine-readable output, see /api/status.