Apps Overview
Status200 has an app for your phone and one for your computer. Status200 On-Call, for iPhone, iPad and Android, pages you when you are on call and lets you acknowledge and resolve from wherever you are. On Windows, macOS and Linux, the Status200 dashboard installs from your browser as a desktop app with a window of its own. Both work with Status200 Cloud and with a Status200 you host yourself.
Choose an app
| Mobile app | Desktop app | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Status200 On-Call, a native app for iPhone, iPad and Android | The Status200 dashboard, installed from your browser |
| Where you get it | The App Store, Google Play, or an APK from GitHub | Your own Status200: there is nothing to download |
| On-call pages | Push notifications, which can ring through silent mode and Do Not Disturb | Browser notifications, once you register the browser |
| What you can do | Incidents, alerts, monitors and who is on call; acknowledge, resolve and add notes | Everything the dashboard does |
| Updates | From the store, or by installing a newer APK | Every time it opens, it loads the dashboard from your Status200 |
| Runs on | iOS 16.4 or later, Android 7.0 or later | Windows, macOS and Linux, with Edge or Chrome, or Safari on macOS Sonoma 14 or later |
You can use both: keep the desktop app open at work, and let the phone wake you at night.
How the apps reach Status200
How on-call pages reach your phone and your computer
The mobile app signs in to your Status200 and registers the phone in each project you belong to. From then on Status200 sends the phone's push notifications, on-call pages among them, through Expo's push service, which hands them to Apple or Google to deliver. By default a self-hosted Status200 sends them through Status200's push relay, so it needs no Apple, Google or Expo account of its own: see Push Notifications.
The desktop app is the dashboard itself, in a window of its own. It shows notifications once you register its browser for push notifications: the Windows, macOS and Linux pages show how.
Before you begin
- An account in a Status200 project. To be paged, you must also be on call: see Escalation Rules.
- Your Status200's address. On Status200 Cloud it is
https://status200.ru; a self-hosted Status200 has its own, such ashttps://status200.example.com. - Your Status200 served over HTTPS. The mobile app does not connect over plain HTTP, and browsers show notifications, and Edge and Chrome install apps, only for HTTPS sites.
Get the mobile app
Install Status200 On-Call
Get it from the App Store on an iPhone or iPad, or from Google Play on Android. For an Android phone without Google Play, install the APK instead. The same links are in the dashboard, under Project Settings → Notifications → Mobile Apps.
Connect it to your Status200
Open the app, keep
https://status200.rufor Status200 Cloud or enter your own Status200's address, and sign in with your password, a passkey or single sign-on.Allow notifications
Allow them when the phone asks. The app registers the phone in each of your projects, and your on-call pages start reaching it.
Each step in detail, with what to check afterwards: Android Installation and iOS Installation.
Get the desktop app
Open your dashboard
Sign in to your Status200 in Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome, or in Safari on a Mac.
Install it
In Edge or Chrome, click the install icon at the right of the address bar. In Safari, choose File → Add to Dock.
Open it like any other app
It opens in a window of its own, from the Start menu, the Dock or your app launcher.
Each browser step by step: Windows Installation, macOS Installation and Linux Installation.