See how PulseWatch works in minutes.
A guided walkthrough for visitors showing how to search services, understand outages, submit reports, monitor a stack, and use outage intelligence.
Not ready to scan? Scroll the walkthrough first, then use the final button to start.
Live walkthrough
Find any monitored service
Start by searching for services like Stripe, AWS, Microsoft Outlook, Shopify, Slack, YouTube, Verizon, or Google.
Stripe
Payments and checkout
AWS
Cloud infrastructure
Try it yourself
Practice the main visitor flow.
This mini demo shows the three actions visitors care about first: search a service, report a signal, and turn on monitoring.
Live incident timeline
Make outage response feel concrete.
This sample timeline shows visitors how a noisy outage turns into a clear, actionable incident.
First weak signal
User reports and external chatter begin rising above baseline.
Signals correlate
Official status, synthetic checks, and report volume increase confidence.
Team alert sent
Watchlist subscribers receive alert, webhook, or Slack notification.
War Room opens
Teams review impact, timeline, signals, and next response steps.
Recovery tracked
PulseWatch records resolution, history, and post-incident context.
Use-case tour
Let each visitor see their own workflow.
Know which vendor is failing before customers flood support.
- Watch critical SaaS and cloud services
- Open War Room during active incidents
- Send Slack and webhook alerts
War Room previews
Show the command-center screens before login.
These preview cards give visitors a quick feel for what teams see during a real outage response.
Signal stream
Impact view
Response notes
Why visitors trust it
The demo shows more than screens — it explains the value.
Faster detection
Correlates public reports, official status pages, and synthetic checks.
Signal quality
Spam controls and confidence scoring help reduce false alerts.
Team workflows
Supports alerts, webhooks, Slack, dashboards, and incident history.
Visitor friendly
Public users can search, learn status, and submit reports quickly.
Demo FAQ
Questions visitors may ask
Now scan the services you rely on.
The demo is the overview. The free scan is the action that turns it into your own dependency map.