Travo monitors the health of critical developer APIs like Stripe, OpenAI, GitHub and more — tracking latency, errors and outages in real time.
Modern apps rely on dozens of external services. When one of them slows down or goes down, your app breaks — but it's often hard to tell why.
Status pages are slow to update and logs rarely show the full picture. Travo gives you an independent view of API health so you can quickly understand what's happening.
Monitoring critical developer infrastructure
Travo provides independent data and intelligent analysis for your entire software stack.
Travo continuously checks popular developer APIs and measures latency, error rates and uptime so you can instantly see when something goes wrong.
Select the services your app depends on and track their health in one place. Quickly see whether an issue comes from your code or an external provider.
Connect a GitHub repository and Travo analyzes common dependency files to detect the APIs and services used in your project. No manual setup required.
Get notified when an API becomes unstable or unavailable. Alerts can be sent via webhooks or directly through HookTap.
The Travo dashboard shows real-time API status, performance metrics and historical trends so you can quickly identify incidents and performance degradation.
Active Monitoring · 25 Services
Stripe — Latency 24h
Travo performs synthetic checks against supported APIs from multiple locations.
Latency spikes, error increases and outages are automatically detected.
You get notified immediately and can investigate the issue using historical metrics.
Get notified the way you want. Travo supports native Email and Webhook alerts, or use HookTap — the iOS app that turns webhooks into instant push notifications and Home Screen widgets without even requiring an account.

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Travo monitors the health of popular developer APIs such as Stripe, OpenAI, GitHub and other commonly used services.
Travo continuously performs synthetic API checks and measures response times, error rates and availability. If unusual spikes or failures occur, the system automatically detects an incident.
Status pages are maintained by the service providers themselves and often update with delay. Travo provides independent monitoring and real-time metrics.
Yes. You can connect a GitHub repository and Travo analyzes common dependency files to detect services used by your project.
When Travo detects an outage, increased error rate or unusual latency, alerts can be sent via webhooks or through HookTap.
No installation is required for basic monitoring. You can simply create a stack and select the APIs you want to track.
Monitor the services your app depends on and get notified when something breaks.