Foxxception Launches StatusWire, Real-Time Outage News for the Cloud Services Developers Depend On

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (January 24, 2026) Foxxception LLC today announced the launch of StatusWire, a free site that tracks incidents across the cloud services developers depend on and turns them into clear, searchable outage news.

StatusWire started with a frustrating afternoon. While submitting an app to the App Store, Jeremy Foxx hit errors that turned out to be an Apple outage, and the only confirmation he could find was a single Reddit thread. Status pages exist for most services, but they're scattered, terse and easy to miss. StatusWire brings them together in one place.

Key features

• One feed for many services: incidents from AWS, GitHub, Vercel, Stripe and dozens of other developer and cloud services.
• Change detection: new incidents, status changes and impact escalations as they happen.
• Plain-English incident reports that explain what broke and who was affected.
• Reliability scores and reports: monthly, quarterly and annual views of how each service has held up, including how long fixes took.
• Searchable history, daily and weekly digests, and an RSS feed.

"When something breaks, the first question is always 'is it me or is it them?'" said Jeremy Foxx, founder of Foxxception. "StatusWire answers that in one place, and keeps the record so you can see which services you can count on."

Availability

StatusWire is available now, free, at statuswire.dev.