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(Created page with "== Brainstorming about names == When we brainstormed about the name, it seems the orientation of the project would be more about ping/monitor/perform health check than report the status of the sites: * StatusHub * PulseMonitor * SystemTracker * ServiceWatch * HealthCheckr * SiteScope * StatusMate * OpsAlert * MonitorMe * CheckPoint A synthwave and cyberpunk inspired list: * NeonStatus * CyberPulse * SynthWatch * RetroStatus * WaveCheck * CyberScope * PulseWave * Synt...") |
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Revision as of 23:40, 23 October 2025
Brainstorming about names
When we brainstormed about the name, it seems the orientation of the project would be more about ping/monitor/perform health check than report the status of the sites:
- StatusHub
- PulseMonitor
- SystemTracker
- ServiceWatch
- HealthCheckr
- SiteScope
- StatusMate
- OpsAlert
- MonitorMe
- CheckPoint
A synthwave and cyberpunk inspired list:
- NeonStatus
- CyberPulse
- SynthWatch
- RetroStatus
- WaveCheck
- CyberScope
- PulseWave
- SynthScope
- NightWatch
- CyberMate
ServPulse
The Serv part can refer to both server and services.
The 'Pulse word conveys a sense of real-time monitoring and alerts, which is a core function of a status page application.
The combination of the two, ServPulse, has the advantage to be unique as software name.
It was an hapax on a Google search when we started this project, but now, a UK company registered under the same name 2025-04-15.
